God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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After issuing the relevant instructions for pre-war mobilization and emergency training, the army of the entire Kushan Empire entered a new round of training boom.

However, compared with the previous training which was specifically used to improve basic qualities, the training at this stage is more inclined towards cooperation between legions.

It is obvious that Rahul, as the commander-in-chief of the large army, is also very aware of the shortcomings of these troops and the fatalities of the large army in combat.

Just speaking of a single legion, the combat capability and coordination ability that Nan Gui has displayed, relying on the blessings of gods and Buddhas provided by those with the same faith, is actually not bad, and he still has the combat capability of the regular soldiers of the empire.

However, such combat effectiveness comes from the tacit understanding and cooperation brought by the belief in gods, not the abilities possessed by the soldiers themselves.

As the number of legions and the size of the army increases, the gods and Buddhas that the soldiers believe in will become more and more numerous and complex, and the conflicts between the gods and Buddhas will become more and more obvious, and the effect of destroying and breaking up tacit understanding will become more obvious.

This kind of destruction of organizational strength and coordination can be said to be extremely fatal to a real large army.

Especially when the opponent has extremely strong legion breakthrough capabilities and blasting penetration capabilities, exposing such shortcomings is simply seeking death.

Despite such negatives, Rahul is confident that he can defeat his opponent, but for the sake of absolute victory, how can he turn a blind eye to such shortcomings?

Even if it is impossible to completely change the negative effects brought about by the blessings of gods and Buddhas, it is necessary to reduce the impact of the blessings of gods and Buddhas on organizational strength.

How could Rahul, who had conducted in-depth research on Zhang Ren, not understand his strength and combat strategies?
The legion is indeed extremely powerful, which is why it is able to execute many seemingly dangerous commands and tactical operations, but Zhang Ren’s legion itself has many fatal flaws.

The most obvious one is that Zhang Ren’s individual strength is not up to standard.

In Rahul's view, Zhang Ren's operating method and combat skills are a variant of conventional military operations, a variant aimed at large armies.

Compared with the conventional military situation operation of charging into battle, leading the soldiers to break the morale ceiling and directly perform miracles, Zhang Ren's method is not only more stable, but also has a higher probability of success, but it is not without cost.

Although charging as a legion has higher combat effectiveness, it also has a series of disadvantages such as inconvenience in mobilization, large targets, difficulty in commanding and identifying directions, etc.

However, in a war situation, these things are just dispensable.

"It's a pity that I'm not strong enough, otherwise, it wouldn't be so easy to control!" Rahul has a deep understanding of this shortcoming.

If the general himself is extremely powerful, and he is coupled with a legion that is also extremely powerful and good at infiltration and penetration, and the opponent is also so good at using morale to fight.

Then there is no need to think too much, winning or losing against the opponent is always a 50-50 chance.

That is no longer a routine fight, but a real challenge to the bottom line of command. Those who do not have good command ability will basically die when facing this challenge.

Although he is very confident in his command ability, Rahul is not stupid and naturally knows the pros and cons of this style of play.

That method, where there is no limit to command and bravery, is not only a gamble on ability, but also a gamble on probability.

With so many troops at his disposal and a fundamental strength that completely surpasses the other party, would he gamble with the other party on odds? Isn't that pure stupidity?

Thanks to Zhang Ren's obvious weakness, Rahul felt much more relaxed, and was able to manipulate the opponent with his command. If he could not be on the front line, even if he could find a flaw on the battlefield, he would not be able to break through it in the first place, which meant that victory had nothing to do with the opponent.

As long as you have the necessary vigilance, the next thing to consider is how to smoothly and completely defeat the enemy on the front battlefield, completely defeat the enemy, and capture the enemy's obviously well-developed logistics base.

Rahul was surprised but also felt a strong threat about the development of the Han Empire.

According to the information about the Han Empire stolen from the northern personnel, we know that the people of the Han Empire are like lunatics. They have no idea what fear and terror are, but these lunatics are also terrifyingly strong.

Whenever the Han people were attacked, they would fight back sooner or later. Sometimes, they would even waste an envoy and continue fighting.

If the information obtained is true, then Rahul will have to consider another thing.

Before the army moves, food and fodder must be sent first. Food is a very important matter to the commander of any army.

Even if you want to eat grass, you need grass.

Why were the powerful and frenzied Han people unwilling to continue their attack? If they continued to attack them, were they overwhelmed by their military strength?
how can that be!

How could they, who had never even won a direct war, possibly frighten the people of the Han Empire?
On the contrary, Rahul did not laugh at the other party's cowardice and ridiculousness for their attitude and land management behavior. Instead, he felt the Han Empire's great ambition and courage from its actions.

The vast expanse of fertile land, rich soil and abundant water, produces an endless supply of food, enough to feed millions of people.

Putting these words together, if Rahul still doesn't understand the other party's plan, then all these years have been in vain.

"I want to accumulate enough power to make the final decision and avoid a continuous stalemate in the war. In other words, I have already prepared for a stalemate in the war." Rahul walked to the top of the camp, looking towards the east, his expression became much colder.

The fact that the Han Empire dared to do this meant that the other side had already prepared for a long-term battle.

The current savings are probably a bold attempt. If it cannot be stopped, the collapse of the empire will be imminent, but if it can be stopped, there will be more time to save and make up for it.

As for getting the opponent to stop, Rahul had no hope of doing so.

They have the final say on whether a war starts or not, but they do not have the final say on whether a war ends.

If they wanted to stop the war with their choice, they would have to demonstrate absolutely strong power, strong enough to ignore the Han Empire's surveillance, or to ignore the Han Empire's power.

Only by making the other party pay a price far greater than what they gain can we bring them back to the negotiating table, thereby achieving internal balance and making the country stronger.

They need an opponent, one that can make them consistently stronger.

Clearly, the Han Empire fits this description.

(End of this chapter)