God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Hearing that one party was clearly better than the other party, Zhang Ren did not doubt it and chose to believe it directly.

After all, reality changes one's perspective. Anyone who sees a military talent emerge will have to change his or her perception.

Compared with the Yizhou troops in the past, where the talents of the soldiers were entirely left to chance, the troops entrusted to Lu Jun for training could be said to be customized troops.

There is no need for generals to adapt to soldiers, but rather soldiers can adapt to generals. The soldiers' talents can be matched with the generals' legion talents, thus forming a perfect combination and unleashing greater power.

The right soldiers, combined with the general's legion talents, can unleash combat power that is no less powerful than that of normal double-talented elite troops.

As for the best among them, some are able to unleash power comparable to that of the Royal Guards, which is a real improvement.

It can be said that Yizhou a year ago and Yizhou a year later are completely different.

Regardless of whether you can understand it or not, the situations that occur in reality will always rewrite a person's cognition.

Since his own situation was like this, Zhang Ren had a better understanding of and opinion about the Kushan Empire.

"But this is not enough. Even if the Yizhou army has been strengthened and has a large number, it is still very difficult to defeat the opponent. There is no hope. Of course, if it is just defense, then there is really no problem." Lu Jun is also very clear about the current military strength of South and Central Asia, and naturally he is also clear about the effectiveness of this part of the combat power.

If they choose to conduct a purely defensive war, with Yan Yan commanding the army and relying on the opponent's talent effects and taking advantage of geographical advantages, the probability of stopping Rahul is still very high.

No matter how strong Rahul is, he cannot make his soldiers perform inhuman actions and gain abilities that surpass the basic qualities of the Han Empire's soldiers.

As long as the area of ​​engagement can be reduced, the fight can continue even if the number is much smaller.

Invincibility is a talent. As long as you don’t suffer an excessive blow, you are really strong!

For most legions, the upper limit is indeed considerable, but for some excellent large legion commanders, the lower limit is also very important.

Yan Yan's legion talent ensures an extremely high lower limit.

"Just defense?" When Zhang Ren heard such a suggestion, the corners of his mouth twitched unconsciously and he nodded helplessly.

Zhang Ren was actually willing to listen to the other party's suggestions and to implement them, but these were just his inner thoughts.

The reality of the situation prevents Zhang Ren from making such a choice or taking such an action.

The reason and essence of this are very simple. The entire Yizhou, from top to bottom, is not only filled with the joy of victory, but also filled with an invincible mentality, an invincible mentality facing the Kushan Empire.

This mentality naturally has both advantages and disadvantages, and the advantages are also obvious. Knowing that the Kushan Empire has prepared such a large number of troops, everyone in Yizhou has no fear.

Even the soldiers at the lowest level, and even the personnel of the surrounding vassal states, were filled with an inexplicable self-confidence, a confidence that the Han Empire would never lose.

With such a mentality and belief, the strength displayed on the battlefield will inevitably be stronger than normal strength, there is no doubt about it.

However, even with this level of morale enhancement, Zhang Ren did not think he could defeat the opposing army of hundreds of thousands.

What's more, morale is a two-quadrant thing in itself. It can be terribly strong, but it can also harm people invisibly.

The overly high morale, coupled with the terrifying interests in Southeast Asia, not to mention Zhang Ren, even if Liu Zhang was here, he would most likely be coerced by such interests and the beneficiaries and participate in the war against the Kushan Empire.

So the disadvantage is also obvious, that is, being praised too highly by others makes it impossible to continue normally.

"It's a pity you can't do it. Although you have absolute prestige and can control the army in a short period of time, if you don't fight or avoid fighting for a long time, the morale of the army will gradually be shaken. At that time, the probability of success will become lower and lower, and the probability of failure will become higher and higher. You will make a great effort at the beginning, but then decline..." Lu Jun, who is also familiar with this aspect, expressed his own evaluation and opinions. At the same time, he also pointed out the embarrassing situation Zhang Ren is currently in and the embarrassing treatment he has encountered.

"Yes, it's a war that we have to fight, and even a war that we have a high probability of losing..." Zhang Ren, who has fully understood the situation, does not feel very good inside.

Looking around the world, no one wants to fight such a war, and no one wants to participate in such a war.

The idea of ​​winning with fewer people is very nice to listen to and sounds very exciting, and it is also very well-known when played and sung.

But if it is possible, wouldn’t it be a good thing to have the hard power to crush the opponent?

"That's all the information we have about the enemy. As for how to fight, it all depends on you, because you are the commander of this army, so you should grasp it well." Lu Jun, who knew that there is only one leader in an army, patted Zhang Ren's shoulder heavily, thought for a while, and added, "If not, you can write a letter to Jingzhou to ask where General Guan Yu is, but remember, you have to hold on for at least a month. Only in a month will there be hope."

After hearing this time and the corresponding solution, Zhang Ren felt a lot heavier in his heart. Then he nodded firmly, sat down directly from his seat, and prepared to start writing the corresponding information.

"If I were you, I would never write this letter myself." Seeing Zhang Ren writing the letter without hesitation, Lu Jun hurriedly stopped him and said sincerely, "You are the commander-in-chief of an army, how can you write such a letter?"

"If I don't write it, how can others believe it? How can General Guan Yu believe it?" Zhang Ren looked up at Lu Jun with a hint of doubt in his eyes, and then expressed it without hesitation.

"You are the commander of a large army. How can you convince the people by writing such a message? Moreover, the war has not started yet and you have not lost yet. Doing so will only damage the morale of the army, and you will only lose more seriously." Lu Jun directly pointed out the weaknesses and revealed the dangers.

"So that's how it is. I understand." Zhang Ren recalled that he was only concerned with making the other party believe him and forgot to consider this point. This was indeed some inappropriate thinking.

"In that case, let me write them. I will give one letter to the county magistrate and one to General Guan Yu, and let them make the decision." Wang Lei, who originally thought that he had nothing to do with the matter, finally decided to take it over.

(End of this chapter)