God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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"But it's not impossible to fight. At least in this dream rehearsal, it's still possible to fight." Compared to Liu Tong's sigh, Bai Qi, who also recognized this terrain and understood how troublesome it was, did not deny the result. Instead, he looked at Han Xin and said, "If we don't choose the corresponding logistics before the war, it's not impossible to lose this war."

"Logistics?" Hearing Bai Qi say this, Liu Tong turned his gaze back to the dream practice, and instantly discovered the difference.

Although Arvind did construct the terrain north of the Khyber Pass, a terrain that is almost despairing in reality, there is still a big gap between it and the reality, especially when both sides have almost no logistical pressure, and the results are even more so.

Han Xin, who was unable to understand the source of logistics constructed by Arvind and only understood it as infinite logistics, also set a template of infinite logistics for himself.

This also means that the armies of both sides will not face logistical pressure, at least on their own land.

In other words, with such logistical support, both sides will have more to think about when defending and attacking, and the pressure on defense will be less.

However, the advantages brought by logistics are ultimately two-way. They will reduce the pressure of offense as well as defense. If they are added to both, it is basically the same as not adding anything, so it seems fair.

But in this situation, Han Xin, who seemed fair, actually received considerable help.

"It seems that you have discovered that you are indeed very talented in this area." Looking at Liu Tong who reacted so quickly, Bai Qi was a little surprised that he could react in such a short time.

"This is the special terrain. So that's what it is. Dreams are just dreams after all. They are not as cruel as reality..." Faced with the dream maps constructed by both sides, Liu Tong finally realized the difference between them and reality.

In reality, to the north of the Khyber Pass, there are deserts, wastelands, hills and other terrains, and this terrain covers a very large area. For anyone trying to attack from this direction, the area along the way is no less than a fortified wall or even better than a fortified wall.

After all, a normal place with well-fortified walls and cleared fields would not be completely barren, but that ghost place really could make it so that not even grass could grow.

In this special environment, the demand for food, or the pressure on logistics, is so great that every bit of food has to be supplied from the rear.

However, its huge depth means that transporting food is extremely difficult. In the northern regions, whether it is the Pamir region or Central Asia, there are indeed many lands that can be used to grow food. However, the food grown in these areas is barely enough to meet the survival needs of local people, and there is not much surplus food.

This also means that when attacking this area, especially when the number of troops increases, the food that needs to be prepared may even have to be supplied from the Western Regions or the areas around the Caspian Sea. The gap can be imagined.

Transport food from these places first. If two out of ten portions of food can reach the destination, it means everything goes well on the journey.

With such huge transportation losses, the so-called large-scale military attack is nothing but nonsense.

The map of the dream exercise removed the original jungle area, Central Asian wasteland, and even the Turan Plains and replaced them with the Central Plains area.

The same large plain, but its meaning is completely different, at least there is no grass, and there is no problem of excessive loss of food during transportation. It is precisely because of this completely different situation that Han Xin did not fall into despair, but just felt that the opponent was too outrageous and constructed a terrain that gave people a headache at first glance.

In this kind of terrain, when he transported food from his own camp to the enemy's doorstep, perhaps 90% of the food would remain, but with every day of progress, the food loss would be reduced by 10%.

If he can't open up a smooth road, how much progress can he make by crossing mountains and hills?
After realizing this, Han Xin really went about opening up a road with a gloomy face. He directly cut down the mountain and forcibly opened up a smooth road through the mountains, allowing the troops transporting food to pass smoothly and greatly reducing food loss.

At the same time, Han Xin, knowing that his thoughts and goals would definitely be known to the other side, also tried to lure the other side out by using his own food transport troops as bait.

Even if it cannot be done, it does not matter. Just use this open and aboveboard conspiracy to destroy the opponent's strategic depth step by step. Even if the opponent's strategic depth is bottomless, as long as it continues, it will eventually be destroyed.

But who knows whether it will take ten or twenty years to achieve victory in this way.

Even though he could have a lot of time in dream rehearsals, even dozens of times more than in reality, Han Xin still didn't want to rely on this method to win. If he won in that way, could it really be called a victory?

Finding the opponent's main force, defeating the opponent's main force, or directly defeating the opponent, and measuring the opponent's command limit and actual combat capability are the purposes of starting this dream exercise, not just to win.

For Han Xin, winning is just a incidental process to achieve the goal, not the essence of everything.

It can be said that as long as time goes on, Han Xin will have to end this dream exercise regardless of whether the other party is willing or not.

If the purpose cannot be achieved, then this exercise is really worthless.

It is to understand the opponent's strength and command ability, rather than being a general who is good at civil engineering in a dream, which is really too torturous.

The entire land of the Yuezhi people was indeed home to a huge number of civilians and troops. Even without Arvind's personal command, they were still carrying out regional defense and regional blocking according to the defense zone plan that had been established long ago.

It's just that this level of defense and blocking may be extremely effective in the face of general reduction in efficiency, but for Han Xin, it is really just a bonus, and it can't even change the current situation where the main force is still cutting down the mountain.

"Just tell Han Xin directly. The other side has no idea or willingness to fight. We can't really let Han Xin cut down mountains for ten or twenty years, right?" Looking at Han Xin's army which was making considerable progress and could basically advance a mile a day, Liu Tong turned to look at Bai Qi and directly put forward his idea.

Although it is indeed not a good idea to stop the other party's dream rehearsal from the outside, this kind of dream rehearsal is really torturous.

This is true for both Han Xin and the spectators...

(End of this chapter)