God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Looking at the book in his hand and then at the plaque of the library in front of him, Arvind felt a little confused.

However, let alone Arvind, even Tinoyka, who was in the same mood, fell into silence when he looked at the book in Arvind's hand.

In contrast, Masinde did not notice this anomaly. Instead, he recalled the knowledge he had learned from previous books and quite agreed with that concept.

The basic structure determines the superstructure. No matter how perfect the superstructure is, it is built up gradually by the basic structure, rather than being a pure castle in the air.

"The book 'Structural Theory' is indeed very insightful. If I had obtained this book thirty years earlier, I might have been able to compete with Zhu Helai." Shaking his head and expressing his feelings, Masinde's words also revealed some confidence.

Through this book, we can gain a deeper understanding of the structural framework and even understand the reasons why an empire is stable.

It was also because of this that Masinde understood that Zhu Helai had taken another path, a path that was destined not to be glorious.

When there are not enough positions at the upper level, the options are nothing more than a few: either reduce the number of people at the upper level to make room, or reduce the number of people trying to move up.

It is obvious that Zhu Helai chose the second option. The Great Yuezhi people, including Masinde, were all purged and plotted against.

I didn’t think there was any problem before, I just felt that our ideas were different, and I even hated each other in my heart, but I could also have some understanding.

But now that he understood all this, Masinde understood some other ways, a way that did not require hurting each other and could grow reasonably.

However, even if we understand this now, it is actually too late and it will not be of much use.

The person is almost dead and it is impossible for him to be resurrected.

Just thinking about all this makes people feel a little regretful and remorseful, and also makes people feel more helpless.

Mashind, who had expressed his inner feelings, restrained his thoughts, calmed himself down, regained his composure, and maintained the mentality of a wise man.

After everything was restored, Masinde looked at Tinoyka and Arvind and found that their attention was not on him.

It doesn’t matter if the attention is not focused on him. After all, everyone has their own ideas and attitudes. There are some things they want to know and some things they don’t want to know. This is actually normal.

What surprised Mashind, and even puzzled him, was the book in Arvind's hand.

The moment he saw the book, Masinde turned his head to look at Tinoyka.

If he remembered correctly, before entering the library, Tinoeka seemed to have said that the books in this library were special, so the management was strict and there was no possibility of borrowing them.

So what does he see now?
It was quite surprising to see Arvind holding a book.

Because Arvind had no books in his hands before coming to this place, which means that the books in Arvind's hands can only come from the library. After a short period of getting along and contact, Masinde also knew that Tinoyka was quite reliable and intelligent, and would never lie to them in this situation.

It's unnecessary and not worth it, and it will even greatly erode their trust. It doesn't seem like a wise move at all.

After gently patting his face, Tinoyka calmed down a lot on the spot, and the complicated mentality in his heart was calmed down a lot. Then he looked at Arvind, hesitated for a while, and finally couldn't suppress the doubts in his heart, so he chose to ask, "General Arvind, can you tell me how you took this book out of the library? If it was taken out without permission, please return it as soon as possible, so as not to be wanted for it..."

The security and protection measures of the library itself are extremely reliable. There is no possibility of smuggling books out, or taking books out by any illegal means. Once discovered and caught, it will not be a simple warning.

Along with it comes imprisonment and special punishments.

It can be imagined that Arvind himself is quite powerful, and it is very likely that he can evade the search by relying on his strong strength. Tinoeka was also murmured in his heart, but he pretended not to know and reminded him tactfully.

The three of them went in and out of the library together. If something really went wrong, they would all be punished together. If it happened during normal hours, Tinoika would not be afraid of it. It was just some labor reform and he could handle it.

However, as the imperial examination was about to begin, Tinoeka did not want to create too many complications, and he did not want to spend the next period of time in a labor reform camp and lose the opportunity to take the imperial examination.

It can be said that it was for this purpose that Tinoeka's first reaction was to give a reminder to prevent Arvind from making a big mistake.

Mahinde, who had also been with Arvind for a long time and understood Arvind's character, knew that Arvind would not do this under normal circumstances.

In other words, no matter how tempting the book was, Arvind would not choose such a method to break the rules, especially those that might implicate their rules.

"I didn't smuggle this book out. I took it out openly after registering it..." Arvind closed the book in his hand, looked at the cover, frowned, but still explained the reason.

To Arvind, the book in front of him was indeed a good book, but because the words were too simple and the characters were ancient seal script, Arvind, who only knew the characters commonly used in the Han Empire, did not recognize most of the fonts on it.

The reason why he thought this book was a good book was entirely because Liu Xiu, who signed the book and lent it to him, said that this book was a good book.

Unfortunately, the art of war, even if it is just a military book, is not a simple single sentence loop. Knowing a few words can make you invincible in the world. Many times, it is necessary to analyze and extend it in the context to understand a more real or more idealized army.

However, at the initial reading threshold, Arvind found that he still had a long way to go before he could understand the content of the book, and it was not something that could be accomplished in a short time.

"Register and bring it out openly?" Hearing these unprecedented words, Tinoika was silent for a while, then turned around and walked directly towards the library.

If you can borrow books, why do you have to keep reading them in the library?

People who have self-control are not afraid of reading there at all.

(End of this chapter)