God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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The terrain north of the Khyber Pass, which was enough to make people despair, also welcomed his challenger in this dream.

Seeing Han Xin being so stubborn, Liu Tong was surprised and felt a little strange, so he directly raised his doubts, "Can the Marquis of Huaiyin accept such unfavorable objective conditions?"

"Marquis Huaiyin realized that this kind of environment exists in reality. Everything that Arwende showed was indeed the defense of the Dayuezhi, or the other empire. In this case, if even Marquis Huaiyin can't penetrate the defense system built by the Dayuezhi, then..." After really observing it once, Bai Qi knew what Han Xin was thinking.

The so-called measurement is not only about measuring Arvind, but also about measuring the Yuezhi, measuring the other party's capabilities and capital.

"So that's how it is." After hearing Bai Qi say this, Liu Tong finally understood.

In this dream, whether Han Xin can break through the opponent's defense and whether he can penetrate this place known as the graveyard of empires plays a very important reference role.

On the one hand, we can understand the defense strategies and response methods of Dayuezhi towards this place. On the other hand, we can also further understand what kind of power is needed to break through or conquer this place.

If Han Xin cannot even achieve this, then in reality, anyone who attacks this place will face only greater pressure.

In other words, at this time, Han Xin was essentially giving those who were trying to attack the graveyard of empires the opportunity to try some unconventional routes or possible realizations.

Anyway, Han Xin's foundation is here. If Han Xin can't break through, the others should have self-knowledge and some kind of awareness when they come up.

Based on this, Liu Tong no longer had too many thoughts or concerns about the subsequent victory or defeat.

Whether it is victory or failure, the results of the dream exercise will affect the investment and direction of the war in reality.

The Han Empire general who chose to attack the Imperial Cemetery did exist in Liu Tong's memory.

"I wonder what Cao Mengde would think when he knew about this terrain?" Recalling the memory of Cao Cao, Liu Tong couldn't help but smile, and his heart calmed down a lot.

For Cao Cao, this imperial graveyard is definitely not easy to conquer, but given his strong character, he will never give up easily.

Even if Han Xin really failed to capture the Imperial Cemetery in this dream exercise, Cao Cao would not give up his goal, nor would he give up his own ideals.

Cao Cao, a heroic and domineering man, had enough awareness in this regard to be considered a hero in the world.

Perhaps for Cao Cao, this level of hardship and frustration can be regarded as a kind of experience, and he can become stronger in the process.

As for Cao Cao, Liu Tong's thoughts and mentality towards him were extremely complicated.

The other party's talent and ability, combined with his character, can use conscience to exchange ambition and do tyrannical things, which can indeed make him dominate the world, but it is precisely because of these that Liu Tong has a complicated feeling about him. However, at this time, Liu Tong has not been tempered, experienced the vicissitudes of life, and especially hates the wives that Cao Cao likes, so even after being cleansed by the chat group, he has not forced himself to change his rational view. After all, he can still maintain a certain rationality and treat Cao Cao's forces equally.

For Cao Cao and others, Liu Tong's ability to achieve this made him worthy of being a wise ruler, especially since they knew Liu Tong was capable.

“No matter how much dreams imitate reality, they are not reality after all. The dream world has its own rules and laws, and reality…” Bai Qi thought about the real world at this moment and could only shake his head.

The real world that seems to be the most realistic has no rules at all. Anything can happen and anything can happen.

Maybe Cao Cao is lucky, and when he really attacks the imperial cemetery, he happens to encounter the enemy's main general's sudden death, death of illness or death of various reasons. Or, like Liu Xiu, a meteorite appears in the sky and hits the enemy, directly ending that area. It is not impossible.

This kind of nonsense will not happen in dreams, but it is possible in reality.

"So reality is often more difficult to calculate and speculate. Reality is unpredictable, and human hearts are even more unpredictable." Liu Tong deeply agrees with this point.

She once wanted to live a lazy life, she wanted to be a lazy person, but she ended up in this position while playing around. What’s more important is that the position is very stable. She can’t see any hope or possibility of getting a current boyfriend in the short term. Who can she complain to?

She wouldn't go to her stupid brother and talk about their wills, would she?
"Faced with such terrain, if it were Your Highness, how would you choose to break through?" Bai Qi, who did not want to delve into the spiritual aspects, pointed to the situation shown in the dream and asked directly.

"If it were a normal situation, I wouldn't even have the idea of ​​hitting the other person..." Liu Tong, who also shifted his gaze and attention, looked at everything displayed in the dream and instantly felt a surge of pressure.

Han Xin, who was determined to attack, naturally made sufficient preparations.

Han Xin, who had sufficient population, sufficient military force, and no shortage of food and fodder in the short term, did not choose to gather a large army and rush in.

Han Xin, who understood how difficult the enemy's terrain was, directly organized the army into multiple batches, rotating them while advancing. During this rotation process, he trained the army, strengthened the command of the army, and reduced the pressure on his own logistics.

Compared with Han Xin's steady progress and Zhengqi's interchangeable style at any time, the northern defense area displayed by Arvind, especially with the cooperation of Masinde, showed a completely different development.

Among the nearly one million troops, suitable legion commanders were directly selected to serve as commanders of hundreds of legions, and then an endless stream of legion squads were formed based on the vast depth and hilly terrain of the Imperial Cemetery.

Some of the corps squads that acted as vanguards, under the leadership of personnel appointed by Mahind, had strong fighter capture capabilities and a daring fighting and charging spirit, and Arvind gave them a higher degree of initiative.

In such a huge imperial cemetery, the army led by Han Xin became a target of constant attack by the Dayuezhi people.

In this kind of mobile warfare and harassment war in familiar terrain, the Great Yuezhi people had almost absolute advantage. Their attacks were continuous, constantly raiding Han Xin's army's rest time, and also putting Han Xin at risk of having his logistics and food supplies cut off at any time.

(End of this chapter)