God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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With such subjective premise, people who stand to gain no matter what will be happy to watch the fun.

Life is like this, it would be nice to have a little more happiness.

The ambitious Fa Zheng, with the opportunity to defeat and surpass Guo Jia, set out for the south.

However, those who remain have to deal with their own affairs.

"Zichuan, there have been a lot of new arrivals in Chang'an recently. It's more lively than you expected. Among them, the number of non-Han people has increased a lot compared to the past, and their strength is quite impressive." Lu Yi sorted out the data in his hand, put the papers in his hands into a book, and then handed it to Chen Xi, emphasizing the reasons.

Hearing this, Chen Xi took the thing and then examined it carefully.

Li Ru and Jia Xu, who had been somewhat relaxed, suddenly became serious. They looked at each other and saw that it was natural in each other's eyes.

"Ever since we came into contact with the Kushans and the Romans, there have been more and more foreign personnel. But this is understandable. Knowing yourself and your enemy, you can fight a hundred battles with no defeat. For those people, understanding the capital of the Han Empire means they can also understand the entire Han Empire." Chen Xi didn't find this surprising.

It would be surprising if this didn't happen.

It is impossible that the entire empire from top to bottom is full of fools who don’t even understand the thoughts of their opponents.

There are no such fools in a country that can become an empire. After all, it is a force, not an individual.

An individual is likely to make a stupid mistake, but if it is a collective action, the chances of that happening are much smaller.

"A spy? But this shouldn't be the case. The data I collected shouldn't have this aspect..." Lu Yi looked up at Jia Xu and Li Ru, speaking in a rather gentle tone.

As the person nominally responsible for national data statistics, he naturally also organizes the country's huge amount of data, including taxes, land area, financial revenue and other national livelihood data.

However, this large amount of data definitely does not include data related to military intelligence.

Military intelligence is something that has its own particularity and dissemination characteristics, so the fewer people who come into contact with it, the better.

At present, Li Ru is in charge of and organizing the military intelligence system of the Han Empire, so this kind of information, especially the organized information, should not appear in her place.

"It's impossible for my subordinates to make such a mistake. It only means that such data is not collected from our channels, but is collected by the Changan Entry and Exit Department." Thinking about what happened in the past few days, Li Ru still denied the source of the data. Then he thought of another possibility and his face became much colder on the spot.

Intelligence gathering does not necessarily have to go through illegal channels; superficial channels and communications can often prove a lot of things.

True and false, real and fake, are more obvious and more useful in the intelligence system.

"I see. Since it's just an ordinary entry and exit record, I might as well keep it." Lu Yi, who didn't want to figure out the reason, was going to directly store the data into the database for temporary archiving.

The intelligence system always has two departments, external and internal. Many of them even appear to have their own full-time jobs, so Lu Yi didn't think too much about who the members of the intelligence system are.

Although it would be fine for her to know it given her rank and status, it is important for people to know themselves and keep a proper distance, which not only makes people safer, but also does not cause so much trouble to others. When you are at the real core, you must stick to your heart.

"It's okay, I'll take care of it next." Li Ru waved his hand gently and said casually.

Although the behavior was quite casual, people who were familiar with Li Ru's behavior knew very well that there would be a series of actions that would follow.

There are too many secrets in the vast Han Empire, and many things cannot be revealed to other empires.

If the enemy is one point stronger, we will be three points weaker. How can we make the enemy stronger because of this?

There are many things that cannot be lost, and they are the real foundation of the country.

Although defenses were taken in the past, that level of defense was not enough to deal with the all-round infiltration of other empires.

If you want to prevent the enemy from entering, or prevent the outflow of certain confidential information, you naturally have to strengthen the corresponding vigilance, while focusing on cracking down on certain illegal intelligence personnel.

"Just strengthen it a little, there's no need to be too strong..." Looking at Li Ru's expression, Chen Xi thought about it and gave a bottom line standard.

Many people are working hard for the development of the country and are in relatively important positions. If such things affect people's hearts and greatly shake social sentiment, it would be counterproductive.

As for the loss of certain intelligence, it will certainly make the enemy stronger, but in practice, it is more convenient to strengthen our own side.

After all, Chang'an is a huge city with a population of nearly one million and hundreds of thousands of migrant workers. It is a huge project to supervise it alone, not to mention searching and checking inside.

What's more, those people hiding in the dark are not necessarily all in Chang'an. They may be in other places, which will waste more energy.

Sometimes internal purges are a reasonable and existential thing, but in the current mode, you only need to strengthen yourself and prevent other empires from taking shortcuts to achieve ultimate victory.

Li Ru didn't say much about Chen Xi's explanation. He just nodded to show that he understood.

As for how much time and energy it will take to deal with these people, that depends entirely on Li Ru himself.

In any case, Li Ru is absolutely professional and reliable in this regard.

However, for Arvind and others who were registering at the gate of Chang'an City and entering Chang'an City in a reasonable and legal manner, they had no idea what kind of inspection they would face later.

"Is this the Chang'an City? It is indeed majestic and magnificent. Although it is located in a plain and its geographical advantage seems to make it easy to attack but difficult to defend, the majestic city walls have completely changed the defensive disadvantages brought about by the geographical environment." Kenmailer, who had also completed the registration, looked at the huge city gate in front of him and fell into deep thought on the spot.

As a general who had followed Arvind in battles for more than a decade, he thought he had seen a lot, but he had never seen a city so magnificent that it could change the disadvantages brought by the terrain.

What an amazing power, what an amazing achievement! These guys from the Han Empire are really powerful. They built such a magnificent city on such a plain.

(End of this chapter)