God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Where there are people, there will be competition. Some competition is benign, while some is vicious.

At least from Zhao Yun's perspective, maintaining a certain amount of pressure to compete, to try hard and to explore, is a good thing no matter how you look at it.

Li Dian, who was born into a noble family, and Bai Rao, who was born into a common family, had completely different views and attitudes towards many things.

Through the perspectives and views of these two people, Zhao Yun can also think about the impact of an event on the surrounding environment from more angles.

In addition, both Li Dian and Bai Rao are very talented and have quick learning abilities, so they are able to serve as deputies with ease.

With the cooperation of the three, the command system of the entire Northern Army can be said to have a relatively complete command system and mechanism, and the entire command system will not be destroyed by some common accidents.

Moreover, given their respective positions, it is difficult for them to make political mistakes.

With each performing his own duties, the troops commanded by Zhao Yun were more stable and steady than Guan Yu's troops in the south.

However, this kind of competition and stability did not spread to Chang'an at that time.

In the current Chang'an, especially for Liu Tong, thinking about the recent series of events, he was really hesitant and entangled.

Changan's own development is relatively orderly, and everything is moving forward steadily. Whether it is harvest or investment, it is a positive cycle.

However, this cycle is not infinite. At least for Liu Tong, Chang'an under this cycle has an upper limit for development. Even if it is difficult to reach the upper limit in her era, the final result is definitely destined to be good.

However, this development is ultimately just a judgment and expectation for the future, and it does not have much impact in itself. At least for Liu Tong, this development will not affect her.

What really affected her was the information conveyed by Yumen Pass.

As the western pass of the Han Empire since ancient times, it can be said to be a bridge of communication between the empire and the Western Regions, and it is also a proof of identity.

As long as Yumen Pass was in hand, no matter what happened in the Western Regions, the Han Empire would have the opportunity to clean up and rearrange it.

And if Yumen Pass was gone, then the land of the Western Regions would have little to do with the Han Empire.

After so many years of development, the current Yumen Pass is naturally very different from the previous Yumen Pass.

Not only was the road wider, the entire pass became larger, and more people came in and out, giving rise to a larger trade route.

In order to ensure the prosperity of this commercial route, the Han Empire naturally introduced relevant policies to support and ensure the smooth operation of this route.

Once this is achieved, it means that many people will be able to enter and exit the Han Empire through this road.

Although under this situation, people from outside the Western Regions can bring more financial benefits and intelligence to the Han Empire, it also means that intelligence information from the Han Empire will also leak out through this channel, especially the more public information will be exposed faster.

And our understanding of an empire can often be gleaned from this basic information.

Under normal circumstances, this kind of information would not matter. After all, if this kind of information were disclosed, it would increase the empire's deterrence and consolidate its position to a certain extent. However, in the current situation where countries are fighting each other, some public intelligence information is still very important, because everyone is smart, and many of them are even managers of a country. Naturally, they can learn or see more from related positions.

However, few people in the entire Han Empire were worried about this situation, and some even ignored it.

The reason is that the Han Empire is currently very strong, so strong that on certain levels there is no need to cover up or disguise it. Instead, it will be more rewarding to be open and aboveboard.

This is also the reason why many Western Regions countries sent envoys to the Han Empire, and the Han Empire welcomed them in accordance with relevant rules and regulations without covering up or concealing Chang'an.

But in the past, they were all small countries, and the national envoy teams were not worth mentioning.

Especially some small countries in the Western Regions and jungle areas, they can be destroyed with a wave of the hand, so naturally there is no need to worry about the other party's behavior and actions.

After all, even if the other party has an idea, they don't have the ability to execute such a thing.

If you want to stand on the world stage, you cannot just look at your identity and position, but also the strength of the country behind you. In other words, the strength of the country is the main factor in everything.

However, this time it was not a small country that came, but a team of national envoys from the Kushan Empire, a team that Liu Tong was very impressed with.

On the one hand, the world is so small, and there are only three or four empires that can be called empires, so it is impossible to forget or lose them.

As for the other hand, the introductions and feedback from the chat group made Liu Tong very clear and he could probably guess the other party's thoughts and behaviors.

Who in their right mind would have nothing better to do than to go to the enemy's capital, present a large amount of gifts, and then conduct corresponding negotiations?

It has not been long since they won the victory on the battlefield and they are not at a disadvantage at the moment, so it is naturally impossible for them to come for peaceful negotiations.

If negotiation is unlikely, then there will be few actions and ideas that the Kushan Empire can take.

“I wonder if this group of Kushan envoys will shout out their dreams and choices.” Thinking about the normal etiquette and procedures, Liu Tong's brows showed a hint of worry, but then gradually calmed down.

"Dream? What dreams do the envoy team have? Isn't it enough to just complete the mission?" Si Niang wiped the food residue from her lips and asked in confusion, "The other party can't be an idealist, right? Can such a person be an envoy?"

Although Si Niang didn't know much about the palace rules and regulations, it didn't mean she knew nothing.

On the contrary, the fact that she has been in the palace for such a long time without causing any major trouble has already proved her intelligence and responsiveness.

"If idealists themselves are the most powerful people, then nothing is impossible, just like the Han Empire today, which is essentially the embodiment of the ideals of many people." Liu Tong did not deny the shortcomings of this idea and behavior, but also pointed out the particularity of it.

Any kind of personality and behavior has its own shortcomings. The difference lies in the angle and direction from which we look at it.

It’s just that there are some differences in the angles from which most people view things, which results in some directions that everyone believes to be correct, or at least most people believe to be correct.

(End of this chapter)