God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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"The art of war is unpredictable and invisible. There is no golden rule at all. Only the final victory of the war is the real conclusion." In response to Si Niang's statement, Liu Tong explained the difference of war from another perspective.

No matter what method or strategy is used, as long as you can win in the end, everything can be a preparation.

On the contrary, if you lose in the end, even if the process was fantastic, it will most likely be regarded as courting death in the end.

Of course, people still have pessimistic sentiments. When faced with certain emotional losers, they will still give due sympathy and respect, but this is for individuals, not for the country or a force.

From a national perspective, the best way to respect your opponent is to send him to death.

No matter how well the other person performs or how much respect he or she deserves, you have to wait until he or she dies before you can say anything.

“From a national perspective, we can enjoy the obscurity that victory brings, but we cannot accept sympathetic failure. From this perspective, reality is as cruel and ruthless as ever.” Liu Tong’s words contained a hint of sadness as historical records of the past came to his mind.

It is sometimes true that a good warrior may not have great achievements.

Just like Zhuge Liang in this era, is he strong? Very strong!

However, compared to the Zhuge Liang in the original history, the Zhuge Liang of this era, even if he is more capable, will definitely not be stronger than the Zhuge Liang in the original history when passed down to later generations.

This is true whether it is military or political!

Originally, Zhuge Liang in history carried too many colors and hopes. He had become a symbol of certain characteristics, wisdom and loyalty, and his personal reputation could be said to be absolutely successful.

However, the failure of the Northern Expedition also doomed the Han Dynasty to decline.

In other words, from the perspective of the country, the Zhuge Liangs of the two eras would choose the current Zhuge Liang.

Because being younger, stronger and more versatile is better for the country.

As for the historical version of Zhuge Liang, the selectivity between personal feelings and national sentiments is more important than the judgment of ability.

Zhuge Liang, who would most likely never go to the battlefield again, would most likely devote his entire life to domestic affairs.

In the series of domestic affairs, Chen Xi has set a great example, overshadowing the glory of this era. Others can only be supporting roles, even Zhuge Liang.

Unless you delve too deeply and study in depth, you will not be able to understand Zhuge Liang's operating methods and approaches. However, for most people who understand history, this is really too demanding.

This leads to the fact that for a person to spread his/her works widely, he/she must not only have reliable abilities, but also have corresponding stories and emotions to support them, and be able to highlight certain excellent qualities, so that they can continue to spread.

Perhaps Zhuge Liang of this era could still enter the temple, but he definitely could not achieve the level of the Wuhou Temple.

It is both a blessing and a misfortune, but this is the change that comes after the butterfly flaps its wings.

As for Zhuge Liang himself, he probably didn't care about this part of his reputation.

It is always better for the Han Dynasty to still exist and the people to remain safe than for one person to remain prosperous forever.

"The country's position?" Si Niang shook her head, causing the bells on her head to shake gently, indicating that she did not understand any of this.

Being able to learn more about Liu Tong's interests, hobbies and areas of focus is already a valuable progress.

Under normal circumstances, pursuing the beauty of food and the diversity of snacks is what Si Niang should pursue and choose. "It's okay. Judging from Rahul's current situation, the other party is unlikely to use such means." Not sure whether he was comforting Si Niang or comforting himself, Liu Tong gave an answer that didn't seem reliable.

However, the actual situation is actually quite similar.

For Rahul, his ambition to train such a large army, coupled with his command ability, means that he can actually win no matter what method he uses.

However, there has never been the word absolute in the military, let alone the concept of absolute.

Even the confident Rahul, thinking back to his opponent, the obviously abnormal Zhang Ren, did not dare to guarantee that he would win.

Zhang Ren, who was obviously commanding with his aura, looked like a god or devil to normal people. Rahul understood the logic behind it, but he had no way to change other people's judgment on this point.

Because he hasn't won yet. As a real commander, Rahul may have won a lot, but when facing the Han Empire, especially the Han Empire's army, there is no record of fighting at all.

The only things that could be used as a reference were the battle records of previous commanders, and those records were all failures without exception, and there were even some who died on the battlefield.

With this information in hand, Rahul didn't think he could convince these soldiers of their opinions and ideas with words alone.

They just keep strengthening the training of soldiers, using high-intensity training to suppress the soldiers' ideas and thoughts, and at the same time make the soldiers serve and obey orders.

Only by doing this can the soldiers launch an attack on the Han Empire soldiers under a mentality of uncertainty and fear.

Otherwise, soldiers without morale, no matter how many there are, can easily collapse in an instant.

When such a large number of soldiers come back, the Kushan Empire will probably suffer the biggest defeat in its history.

This is a result that the Brahmins cannot bear, and it is also a result that Rahul cannot accept.

For Rahul, weakening the power of the Brahmins is not impossible, and he is even quite interested in it, but that also depends on the time.

At least for the current Kushan Empire, the pursuit of victory is the most necessary and important thing.

Shattering the image of invincibility that the Han Empire had created over the Kushan Empire and breaking this mentality would allow soldiers to exert their normal combat effectiveness instead of suffering unnecessary losses in combat effectiveness due to fear and terror.

As long as the soldiers can perform normally, Rahul is confident that the 400,000 troops under his command are enough to stop the advance of any army.

There has never been a moment when he has been so confident and has such a large army as he does now.

Even the current Brahmins would never be able to raise a second army of this size and elite.

So for Rahul, he is under all kinds of pressure, but there is only one final result, that is, the army’s first battle must not be lost!

Winning the first battle is what Rahul must accomplish.

Even if the results achieved are small, we must ensure absolute victory in order to restore the morale of the army!

Let the soldiers understand that the soldiers of the Han Empire are also human beings, not gods to be believed in!

(End of this chapter)