God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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It can be said that it was because of that action that people at that time understood what the prices in the capital of the Han Empire were like.

The value of these items alone, which are used as roadside decorations and to provide light at night, is something that ordinary people cannot even imagine.

Fortunately, they are rich and can afford to pay the corresponding fines. They also wrote a relevant letter of responsibility to explain why they did this.
"Fortunately, we were drunk at the time, so we can still use the excuse that it was caused by drinking. So don't move those pillars for no reason. It's really troublesome..." Tinoika sighed softly, looking a little helpless.

When you are unlucky, even drinking cold water will get stuck in your teeth. When you are lucky, everything goes smoothly.

In this situation now, I don’t know whether my luck is good or bad.

Everything will have bad results, but after the result is born there will be a corresponding method to complete it, and it is impossible to infer whether the luck is good or bad.

"The price of a pillar is more than that of a warhorse?" Kenmailer frowned upon hearing this price. He then glanced at the street again and said casually, "There is an average of one pillar every ten steps. How much does it cost for such a huge city like Chang'an? If we use this money here and cannot generate corresponding value, wouldn't it be a bit of a waste?"

"So the wealth of the Han Empire is beyond your and my imagination." Looking at the other party's wastefulness, Tinoyka curled his lips unconsciously and blurted out, "Wasteful, we in the north don't even have the chance to waste if we want to. It's completely different from the people in the south."

"This can be considered a gap, right?" Kenmailer, who understood the deep meaning, nodded on the spot.

"Don't listen to what Tinoyka said. This is really not a waste." Just as everyone was about to make a subjective judgment, Bagel, the protagonist mentioned by Tinoyka, walked out from behind the crowd and said in a calm tone, "It's not candlelight, but it can illuminate the entire night and the entire Chang'an City. People can feel at ease at a glance. This is a great thing. After all, we live in the light."

Hearing the person involved say this, Masinde thought about the national policy he had thought of before and instantly understood the reason.

Let the night road surface be filled with the shining of light, just like hope, spreading into everyone's heart, making everyone full of hope again, and having light in their hearts again.

Although it will consume a lot of material and financial resources, it will also allow the people to settle down quickly and maintain the stability that an imperial capital should have. It is indeed courageous.

It seems that the other party is not only more talented than he thought, but also richer.

But if you think about the ancient Silk Road and the Han Empire that had traded for hundreds of years, it is understandable that there was so much money.

Perhaps for the Han Empire at that time, any problem that could be solved with money was not a problem?

If the Han Empire could really achieve this, then the time the Kushan Empire could last would have to be shortened.

There is no way. War is not just about individual strength and military strength, but also the country's overall strength and reserve resources.

The fact that the other party was able to achieve this level of achievement in road construction shows that the Han Empire had sufficient supplies.

It is impossible that the people behind the scenes would turn a blind eye to the fierce fighting at the front. Even among the Brahmins, the chances of such things happening are rare, or even non-existent.

A noble Brahmin can get anything with just one mouth. A woman's wealth and status are all minor issues.

"That's true. Although the night looks much brighter because of the light, if possible, try not to go out at night..." Tinoica did not refute, but looked at everyone and explained the precautions at night.

“Why? Is there a need for a curfew even when it’s so bright?” Valena scratched his head, somewhat puzzled.

The curfew itself is a concession to the darkness, because most people can't see anything at night. If the curfew is not enforced, night is definitely the best time to commit crimes, and most people can't even see their targets clearly.

"It's not a curfew issue, but there are too many troops patrolling at night, including the Princess Guards and the White Lie Soldiers. Sometimes they practice battles at night. If you run into them, you'll easily get sucked in..." Tinoyka signaled to Bagger with his eyes, then spoke softly, "If you're sucked in by these two armies, you'll easily get beaten..."

"Fight at night?" Kenmailer was stunned when he heard this, and then he immediately understood that the two troops the other party was talking about were definitely elite.

The combat troops that can conduct exercises at night are all elite without exception, and even with such light assistance, the result is the same.

Fighting at night places much higher demands on soldiers than fighting during the day.

Especially the darkness seen by many people is like an abyss that swallows up all the observers one by one. The confusion and fear of the unknown will also affect a soldier's performance.

So in comparison, the daytime, when one can see clearly and even understand everything, is the main battlefield for most armies, the main battlefield of their own construction.

"Yes, the battles are carried out at night, and not necessarily in places illuminated by light. Many times the battles are fought outside the city or in other areas with fewer people. The combat effectiveness is extremely strong, and it is difficult to defeat the enemy with our personal strength alone." Tinoeka nodded on the spot, explaining the special nature of the two troops.

"A truly top elite force?" After saying this, Kenmailer almost turned his head to look at Arvind.

It's not that they don't have truly elite troops, but they just haven't fully recovered yet. Once they've fully recovered, those things won't be a problem anymore.

"The elite soldiers of the Bai Li Army are far ahead. As for the actual combat capability of the Princess Guard, it is much worse in comparison and cannot reach the strength of the military soul." Bagger gave his own evaluation of the strength of these two troops, and also compared them horizontally with his own army.

"In other words, the Bai Li soldiers are the soul of the army?" Even Valena couldn't help but sigh at the horror of an army of this level.

It’s not that the Kushan Empire doesn’t have the Military Soul Corps. It’s precisely because of the existence of the Military Soul Corps that we know how terrifying it is.

This is because the Kushan Empire's Military Soul Corps is an auxiliary military soul. If it were a main combat type of military soul, you would know how difficult it would be.

(End of this chapter)