God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Hearing these words from the elders of the five branches of the Yuezhi clan, Vasudeva I realized that his chances of success had increased a lot, and he became more interested.

Realizing that some things could be proactively advanced, Vasudeva I was quite excited, but there were some words that he could not say, otherwise it would easily involve issues of stance.

As an emperor, in such a place where there is an obvious difference in positions, he cannot reveal his personal position. The emperor must maintain effective neutrality and not allow others to take advantage of it.

Thinking of this, Vasudeva I signaled Zhu Helai with his eyes.

"We are all part of the empire. As long as we win the war, there is no essential difference..." Zhu Helai was naturally very proficient in observing people's words and expressions. He quickly stood up and said what Vasudeva I could not say.

Although there are secret techniques for transmitting sound, the essence of transmitting sound is just the ability to encrypt information. In this case, as long as it is felt, words are no longer important.

Therefore, conventional observation of words and expressions is actually a good way to convey information.

Using high-end information transmission methods more often does not mean that ordinary information transmission methods have become ineffective.

On the contrary, it is precisely because there are many ways to transmit intelligence that the familiar or tacit means of information transmission make it difficult to be identified.

In response to what Zhu Helai said, Weng Creed and the others looked at each other, and neither of them refuted this point.

No matter what, the empire is still an empire, and they must admit this, because there are many interests involved, and they are all beneficiaries and will not betray their own interests because of this.

"We are not against Your Majesty marrying a princess of the Han Empire. In fact, quite the opposite. We are very much looking forward to it and waiting for a man of great talent and strategy to say this, just like a hundred years ago, but we need a different result, a completely successful result!" Onkelide shook his head and spoke out what was in his heart, which were also the expectations and wishes of the pure Great Yuezhi.

Upon hearing these words, Vasudeva I instantly remembered what happened a hundred years ago.

The greatest emperor in history failed in his attempt to marry a princess of the Han Empire. He was defeated by the unspeakable Ban Chao and the motley crowd of the thirty-six kingdoms in the Western Regions. This became an indelible scar in their history and is still remembered by many people today.

That’s it, that’s it!
Hahahaha…this can be done!
After realizing the reason behind this, Vasudeva I felt a surge of emotions in his heart. He saw the interests and historical impact behind this matter, and the bright future he would face after his success.

After this realization and independent judgment, Vasudeva I no longer hesitated, changed his mind on the spot, and his expression instantly became resolute.

Originally I was just going with the flow. If I could succeed in getting married then it would be successful. If not, that's no problem either.

Now it seems that the proposal to marry a princess of the Han Empire must be successful. If successful, the benefits to be gained will be enormous.

The power of the five Yuezhi tribes here alone is enough to make him the boss of the empire, not to mention the Sethi family, a giant on the sea. Yes, thinking about the princess of the Han Empire, Vasudeva I thought of the Sethi family again. This family that created the navy of the Kushan Empire seemed to be similar to these people in pursuing the princess of the Han Empire, and even more pathological.

Just think about this old man, Cecilien, who had an obsession with the princess of the Han Empire. He even used this obsession to piece together the imperial scepter and build the empire's only military soul legion.

Although Vasudeva I knew the details of these things, he had no desire for the princess of the Han Empire and was not even sure about the reason.

Now, after a careful understanding, Vasudeva I found that he was still very eager for the princess of the Han Empire.

Whether it is out of interests, out of the desire to rule the country, or to surpass previous emperors, it seems that marrying a princess of the Han Empire is a simple and correct choice.

And since the reasons for pursuing it are correct, and the interests and politics are also correct, there will naturally not be too much pressure in its implementation, and he will not be under pressure and coercion from the five branches of the Great Yuezhi.

On the other side, Zhu Helai, who was listening to Onkrid's explanation, also understood what he had done wrong in the process of understanding the situation.

It turned out that the views of the five branches of the Great Yuezhi on the princesses of the Han Empire were completely different from his views on the princesses of the Han Empire.

In the eyes of the five branches of the Great Yuezhi, remarrying the princess of the Han Empire was not only a relationship between countries, but also a matter of transcending the past, canceling the shame suffered in the past, and regaining their dignity.

For a nation, national dignity, especially a dignity that has been remembered for hundreds of years, must never be tarnished.

However, his behavior of using southern personnel to communicate, coordinate, and even request the Han Empire was tantamount to excluding the northern people. Even if he succeeded, would it really be considered as regaining dignity for the northern people? Wouldn't it be a loss of more dignity?
This kind of thing involves the essence of the nation and is one of the few bottom lines of the North. Even if Zhu Helai wants to take action to cancel the North's bottom line and force the other side to make further concessions, it is not the time to do it.

If you don't have enough power and rashly cross the red line, it will only provoke a greater backlash, which will not be worth the loss.

After realizing this, Zhu Helai immediately changed his mind and judgment. After a brief silence, he said, "I didn't know about this matter beforehand, so I thought it was just an ordinary diplomatic incident. Now that I understand, I will handle it properly. I will recall the personnel and re-coordinate the personnel, or I will trouble a few elders to recommend some people to serve as envoys to go to the Han Empire to handle this matter, and try my best... to make it successful!"

Ong Kried was very satisfied with Zhu Helai's tactful behavior and expressed his approval.

The people in the South should have the awareness of being servants, and their main responsibility is to handle affairs and supply food. They must back down in the face of major issues, otherwise a new round of purges will probably have to begin again.

"Since Zhu Helai said so, I think he has no objection. So let's prepare a betrothal gift for Shang to marry the princess of the Han Empire according to this gift list." Satisfied in his heart, Ong Kride said as he signaled the person beside him to hand over the prepared list.

(End of this chapter)