God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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The list made by Onkelides and others recorded such a huge amount of materials that it seemed unrealistic to Vasudeva I, so his preconceived ideas were very different from those of Onkelides and others.

The South contributes half of the North's annual supplies. The benefits involved are enough to tempt even the Empire.

Even as powerful as the Han Empire, could it withstand the temptation of such huge benefits?
If we win the war on the battlefield and then give enough benefits as a stepping stone, then success will naturally come naturally.

As for whether or not to give so many things to the Han Empire, Vasudeva I had his own plans in his heart.

It is already quite difficult to transport such a huge amount of materials, not to mention delivering them to the Han Empire. If so many things were to be transported there, the consumption would be enough to produce an annual output in the South.

It can be said that this behavior itself is unrealistic and even difficult to achieve.

The reason why such an unrealistic list was put forward was that, in the view of Vasudeva I, it was just a pursuit and plunder by the north.

Under the pretext of a legitimate and reasonable excuse, they further exploited and demanded from the South, thus killing the South, which had obviously become stronger, in the bud.

Is this behavior right?

From the perspective of an emperor who is trying to maintain stability in the country, this is indeed wrong because it will affect the country's strength. However, for an emperor who wants to surpass previous emperors, this is tolerable and acceptable.

Only by becoming stronger and stronger, then making choices is a necessary condition. How to give up a small part in exchange for more things is the ability of a monarch.

Vasudeva I, who had everything going his way, was confident that he had the ability and power to do so.

He integrated the internal forces, kept out foreign aggression, unified the Kushan Empire from north to south, and achieved unity inside and outside, with his achievements lasting for thousands of years.

It can be said that after Vasudeva I expressed his agreement, the opinions of Onkeled and others were fully understood and supported. Everyone was very satisfied, and the smiles on their faces were clearly visible.

Zhu Helai, the only one who was not very happy and even a little depressed, had to force a smile and laugh with everyone else. He tried his best to blend into the atmosphere of the scene to avoid being targeted.

Although he did suffer a lot of losses this time, in the long run, he did not lose anything and even made some money.

Because of this interaction and negotiation, Zhu Helai realized that there are more interesting and more usable forces in this country.

After changing his mindset, Zhu Helai was still quite excited about this power that could be utilized.

Since the princess of the Han Empire holds such a high status among the northern nobles, she must have occupied a lot of political resources.

How to make use of this political resource? How to use it? It is something worth pondering and discussing.

If the princess of the Han Empire is excellent and good at using political power, then this part of the political power can be used to achieve internal political balance and coordination. If the princess of the Han Empire is not excellent, there is more room for operation.

Thinking of this, Zhu Helai felt some hope in his heart. He sincerely hoped that the Han Empire would send a princess who was not very smart. Then with the help of this princess, it might not be difficult to control the court.

Unfortunately, due to the failure of the previous dispatch of personnel, this time the personnel sent to the Han Empire had little to do with him.

After determining the general direction, Ong Krid began to arrange personnel and meetings on the spot. Through coordination among all parties and the transfer of personnel, he formed a team of envoys that could truly represent the Great Yuezhi.

It not only reflects their identity, but also their strength, and it also shows their pursuit and their sincerity.

It can be said that as long as one can marry a princess of the Han Empire, most things can be postponed or even directly rejected.

As it was getting dark, and everyone was planning to wait until the next day to discuss the matter, Vasudeva I, who had a night's rest, had to stay up late and work overtime with everyone present to prepare the corresponding personnel lists.

When the moon was halfway up, the list of names was finally drawn up, and Vasudeva I looked a little haggard. Looking at the faces of these old men, he really couldn't understand why these people, who were obviously older than him and even had one foot in the coffin, were in better spirits than him?

Although this list of personnel, which was negotiated by everyone, was the result of a compromise among various forces, it did represent the five branches of the Great Yuezhi. Even if Onkelide felt some regret in his heart, he had nothing to say.

If possible, Onkrid still hopes to go with them in person. After all, with his identity and conditions, he is sincere enough.

However, he was too old and in poor physical condition to withstand such a long journey. No matter how bright his will was, he had to succumb to his gradually decaying body. He could only wait here with regret, waiting for the arrival of the princess of the Han Empire. Only then would he have the hope of seeing the princess of the Han Empire, whom his ancestors had dreamed of and missed so much, in his lifetime.

"The envoys will come from the north, and the corresponding supplies will come from the south. This is fair. Let's do as we agreed..." Feeling tired and sleepy, Vasudeva I turned his head to look at Zhu Helai, arranged the task, and signaled the servants around him to receive Onkeled and others in a friendly and polite manner, and to provide them with relatively good accommodation and stable conditions.

Zhu Helai, who had already accepted the result, kept in mind the people who would be needed on the mission later, and then looked to see if there was any room or space for calculation, and then put his own plan into play.

Waiting for the final result in one place is not what Zhu Helai likes to do. Not admitting defeat is also one of his good qualities.

Although I don’t know whether this was a coincidence or a conspiracy, this unsatisfactory result is really unsatisfactory!

Jia Kui, who was in the north, felt the whistling cold wind and shook his head gently.

"This place is good in every way, except that it's a bit desolate. There are too few places suitable for farming..." Jia Kui said casually, scanning the valley ahead and paying attention to the direction of the river.

"Farming? You can still farm in this place? Sir, you must be joking." Wanako looked at the river beach in front of him, kicked it casually, spread his hands, and looked at Jia Kui with a confused face, as if he was teasing me.

(End of this chapter)