Rapidly subduing multiple opponents in a conflict is a complex and high-risk scenario, and violent means are generally not recommended. However, if the discussion is about self-defense or crisis management scenarios, the following strategies can be considered, which emphasize effectiveness and safety: 1. **Environmental Utilization**: Observe the surrounding environment, look for obstacles or shelters that can be used, and use space to restrict the opponent's activities. 2. **Psychological Tactics**: Create confusion by shocking or making a feint to the east and attacking in the west, which may make the opponent hesitate or fear, thereby gaining the initiative. 3. **Target Priority**: Quickly identify the most powerful or threatening target among the opponents, and prioritize this target to reduce the risk faced by yourself. 4. **Quick Movement and Evasion**: Use flexible body movements and fast movements to avoid attacks while looking for opportunities to counterattack. 5. **Teamwork**: If there are companions around, coordinate and cooperate reasonably to make it difficult for the opponent to concentrate firepower, distract their attention and attack. 6. **Use of Non-lethal Weapons**: If allowed, consider using non-lethal weapons such as sprays and batons to quickly subdue opponents without killing them. 7. **Keep calm and use judgment**: Stay calm when a conflict occurs, quickly judge the situation, and choose the best way to respond. 8. **Self-defense skills**: Master some basic self-defense techniques, such as grappling, joint locks, etc., so as to effectively stop the opponent's attack when necessary. Please remember that any form of conflict may lead to unpredictable consequences. Prioritize resolving problems in a peaceful manner or seeking professional help and mediation. If you are in real danger, try to seek appropriate protection and support.