God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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After viewing the deployment of both sides' forces, Bai Qi turned his head to look at the terrain of both sides and fell into deep thought. He then looked at the terrain where Han Xin was and said calmly, "Is there such a big difference in the requirements of the two sides for the terrain?"

Liu Tong, who had also finished observing the terrain a long time ago, shook his head.

The terrain constructed by Han Xin, except for the insufficient population, is the Central Plains. The plain and unpretentious plains are fully capable of supporting a large battlefield with millions of people fighting.

It is obvious that Han Xin took the initiative to make concessions and constructed the selected area into a place that is easy to attack and difficult to defend.

In comparison, the area north of the Khyber Pass built by Arvind was extremely difficult to attack and easy to defend.

The terrain created by both sides does not look like it would lead to a fight between the two sides.

In fact, Han Xin, who was in a fantasy world, simply trained the army and improved its organizational strength. Then, he checked the intelligence information provided by the scouts and fell into a speechless state.

Although dream rehearsals can be both illusory and realistic, their essence is ultimately based on reality. Especially since his and Arvind's explanations at the beginning destined that the things and terrain that appeared were most likely things that existed in reality.

The reason for this explanation is to prevent Arvind from being like a madman like Li Ru and covering all the land under his command with coal. When the time comes and the land is set on fire, there will be no point in the exercise between the two sides.

Especially after Arvind showed his attitude of refusing to fight, Han Xin would naturally be cautious so as not to fail to measure the opponent's true command ability and war level.

However, there are limitations after all, and Han Xin would naturally make corresponding concessions in terms of terrain, so the terrain of the Central Plains was constructed.

Otherwise, what are the benefits of the terrain of the Central Plains?
What else could it be other than being more suitable for large-scale army operations?
More food grown, better food harvests?
For a person like Xiao He, it may be very useful, but for Han Xin, it is basically useless.

Logistics and the like are not something that someone like him should worry about, especially in the current Han Empire, there is no need to worry about such things.

However, after careful exploration of the terrain north of the Khyber Pass, Han Xin was a little dazed for a moment.

As a true military genius, he has experienced countless battles, both large and small, and has seen all kinds of strange terrains.

However, in Han Xin's opinion, the terrain north of the Khyber Pass was even more difficult than when he first left Hanzhong.

At least when he left Hanzhong, there was more than one road to choose from, and transportation could also be solved by water transportation. The terrain before him now can be said to be the only one he has ever seen in his life.

It can be said that Arvind, who arranged this kind of terrain, directly gained a huge bonus in defense, but of course his offense would be greatly weakened.

But this was a perfect opportunity for Arvind, who was trying to buy time.

Anyway, for Arvind, who did not want to attack, Han Xin had no intention of checking or spying on the plain terrain arranged by him, so he naturally would not launch an attack, let alone pay attention to whether there were any traps inside. The difference in thinking between the two coaches led Han Xin to try his best to attack tentatively, trying to find a real way out of such an outrageous terrain.

It can be said that after spending less than half a month in the dream, Han Xin completely gave up the idea of ​​finding a normal way, and directly relied on logistics that came from nowhere to supplement his army. He commanded the army to cut through mountains and wade through rivers, pretending to split all the hills in half, so as to attract the opponent's attention and energy and create some seemingly inconspicuous flaws.

For true masters, the flaws discovered in subjective will are enough reason to mobilize an army to attack.

As long as the opponent dared to attack, Han Xin believed that he could win even if his own army was slightly exhausted.

However, just in case, Han Xin also drove part of the troops away from the main force and find another way to advance.

However, this kind of movement lasted for more than half a month, and Han Xin did not wait for the opponent to attack. Han Xin even doubted whether the opponent really had so much patience?

"This Arvind, he has no intention of fighting at all." Liu Tong looked at Arvind's operations and steps, and didn't see that the other party was preparing to defend, nor did he see that the other party was preparing to counterattack. He just delayed time like this, frowned and expressed his doubts, "Even with my ability, I can see that Huaiyin Hou has revealed many flaws. Although these flaws are most likely baits, as long as they are operated properly, they can gradually erode Huaiyin Hou's army and accumulate more possibilities for victory..."

If she could do it, there was no reason why Arvind couldn't do it. At least to some extent, they were commanders at the same level.

"I feel like Marquis Huaiyin seems to have been fooled again. The other side really has no intention of fighting. However, this terrain is indeed very interesting. If there is really a way to break through this terrain under these layers of active defense, it would not be a loss." Bai Qi was relatively pragmatic. Naturally, he also relied on terrain comparison to realize where this terrain came from.

So compared to normal dream rehearsals, Bai Qi hopes to find a way to solve the opponent's defense.

"Even if we really gather a million troops, how many years will it take to break through this level of terrain at this speed? And the amount of food supplies consumed will be an astronomical figure." Liu Tong shook his head and directly rejected Han Xin's apparent method.

All of this is simply impossible to achieve in reality. Even if we could really gather a million troops, it would only take a short period of time.

If you really want to dig through the area north of the Khyber Pass, it will take several years, so don't even think about it.

Moreover, due to the special terrain north of the Khyber Pass, food replenishment and transportation are extremely difficult.

Therefore, the distance from Chang'an to Central and South Asia seems to be farther and the terrain is more complex, but the strength requirements and difficulty are actually less than those north of the Khyber Pass.

At least the former can resupply along the way, or even carry out construction on multiple sections of the road, and rationally arrange manpower to reduce consumption. The latter cannot do this at all due to interference from the opponent.

Neither the food nor the scale meets the requirements under ideal conditions.

It can be said that as long as the generals north of the Khyber Pass are not fools, even if they are just normal people, it is difficult to penetrate them, let alone be completely annihilated...

(End of this chapter)