God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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"What happens in dreams is not real after all. No matter whether it is good or bad, it will not affect reality. General, don't take it too seriously." Hearing that it was just a dream, Kenmailer felt a lot more relieved.

Everyone has experienced dreams, some of which are good and some are bad, but they basically have no effect on reality. They are just another form of self-suggestion.

Hearing these words, Arvind could only suppress his inner thoughts and nodded.

Such a realistic dream, no matter how you look at it, is not what a dream should be like. Unfortunately, we can only regard it as a dream.

"It seems that General Arvind still has some worries in his heart. Why don't you go to the library with me, read thousands of books, and find the answer from them? How about it?" Tinoika, who was left behind due to special circumstances, spoke directly when he saw that there was no way or method to solve the problem on the scene.

"Library?" Even Masinde couldn't help but be surprised when he heard this. He looked at Tinoika with some confusion and had some thoughts in his mind, but he was not sure, because the things contained in it were too shocking.

"The library in Chang'an covers a vast area and contains numerous books. Perhaps among them are the results and ideas that General Arvind needs." Tinoika, who originally did not want to bring this up, still talked about it in order to get away quickly.

"What are the criteria for entering a library? A place that can store knowledge cannot be an ordinary place. It cannot be without conditions, right?" Upon hearing this shocking result, Masinde quickly expressed his inner doubts.

"Of course there are conditions and standards. After all, there are so many people in Chang'an. If there are no standards, no matter how big the place is, it will not be able to accommodate so many people." Tinoika shook his head, indicating that there are still standards for entering.

Hearing this, Mashind couldn't help but sigh inwardly, but then he understood.

Being able to display the books there, even if a standard was set, was still enough to demonstrate the attitude and spirit of the Han Empire.

As a top wise man, how could Masinde not understand the importance of knowledge?
No matter how strong one's talent is, it still requires acquired education. Only when unparalleled talent is combined with excellent education can the best talents be cultivated.

"So what is the standard?" While expressing his feelings, Masinde also asked the most important point, which is also a very important question, a question that can see the big picture from the small, and even clearly see the position of the Han Empire.

"You must be a citizen of the Han Empire. If you are not a citizen of the Han Empire, you must be introduced. In addition, there is another necessary condition, which is to be literate and not to make loud noises after entering." Tinoika directly stated the explicit conditions for entry.

As for the restricted time and special conditions for borrowing books, Tinoeka did not say anything.

Because for them, it's useless to talk about this.

"Are these the conditions?" Masinde was silent for a while, then asked back with some timidity.

Tinoyka nodded and confirmed the information once again. Then he looked at Masinde with some confusion, wondering what the other party had noticed that made him so cautious.

But after thinking carefully in his mind, Tinoika did not think that the library was dangerous. The overall atmosphere was still very good. Even if there was an accident, there were enough defense personnel around. Not to mention someone of his level, even if Kabechi wanted to cause trouble in the library, it would be extremely difficult.

"I see. Could you take me with you?" Although it was confirmed once again, Masinde was still shocked but still had some disbelief in his heart, and expressed his desire to go and take a look.

The ambition shown by the Han Empire was probably even greater than he had imagined. If the Han Empire could really do everything that Tinoyka said, then as for the competition between the Han Empire and the Kushan Empire, Masinde did not think that the Kushan Empire had any possibility of success.

Books carry knowledge, and knowledge itself is a manifestation of wisdom.

The more people who can make good use of wisdom, the higher the limit of their hard work and progress will be.

Zhu Helai is indeed incredibly strong. Whether in terms of wisdom or talent, he is truly one of the best among humans.

However, for Masinde, who understands his own spiritual talents and has personally selected personnel, the top strong men are indeed scary, but the truly strong backbone will not be afraid of the strong men's power.

Individual strong people can indeed raise the upper limit, but the strong backbone of the group can effectively ensure the performance of the lower limit.

It is obvious that the situation of the Han Empire meant that the other side had a complete and sufficient reserve of backbone. Two fists cannot beat four hands. No matter how strong Zhu Helai was, how many people could he crush in terms of wisdom?

Moreover, in such a huge Han Empire, with so many wise and capable people gathered together, how could there not be any strong people born?
Even if one is raising Gu, if there are a large number of them, a Gu king will naturally emerge. Moreover, the current posture displayed by the Han Empire clearly shows that it is an empire that is being restrained and contained by the strong.

After realizing this, Masinde became more and more concerned about the Kushan Empire lying down.

The Kushan Empire was indeed not good to him, not even average. Under such circumstances, was it worth it for him to risk his life to deal with such a powerful enemy?
Well, the more you understand, the more you can understand the gap between the Han Empire and the Kushan Empire. I just wonder how many people in the Kushan Empire can understand this?
It is unknown whether Vasudeva I was right or wrong to regard the Han Empire as an external force, as an external conflict to gather and divert domestic conflicts. I am afraid that only time can prove it.

"Since you are willing to go, I will naturally go with you." Seeing Masinde like this, Arvind immediately expressed his attitude, even though he had no idea what a library was.

The situation that happened last night alone is enough to show that Chang'an is indeed the Chang'an of the Han Empire, not their Chang'an, so they still need to be vigilant and cautious.

Mashind, who is now in his old age, may have had considerable strength in the past, but now that he is old and frail, he still needs protection.

"One more person? Sure!" Looking at the extra person, Tinoeka frowned slightly. Finally, he realized that his own business required money, so it didn't matter if there was one more person.

Elderly people of Mashind's age still need special care after all.

(End of this chapter)