God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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The reason why Liu Ye said he was wronged was that when he arranged the envoys of the Kushan Empire, he actually informed the other party of the relevant standards and etiquette.

However, the people who received the relevant training at that time were not the person in front of him, but some older people.

I estimated the other person's age. Although he is still some distance away from the age where he can do whatever he wants, the gap is not that big.

Thinking that the envoy of the Kushan Empire was such an old man, Liu Ye did not make too many demands.

We can't expect these elderly people to follow the rules as well as young people.

Putting aside other things, if one had to comply with certain etiquette rules and regulations, or if some serious illness occurred during the period of admonition and one passed out on the spot, how would one explain that?
The envoys died on the spot during their meeting with the Han Empire. Even if this is a reality, how many people would think so?
They are the Han Empire, they sit upright and walk upright, they don't need to use these little tricks, nor do they need to do such despicable things.

It can be said that in order to prevent the Gui Shuangshuang Kingdom from turning the tables, Liu Ye even brought doctors to give these personnel physical examinations in advance, for fear that they might encounter accidents during the process.

However, these accidents did not occur, but another accident occurred, which was the mismatch of personnel.

In fact, the change of Kushan envoys was, to some extent, due to Liu Ye's caution, which led to such changes and changes, and made Kushan choose a backup plan.

Liu Ye was afraid that these people would die in the court due to their old age, which would cause unnecessary trouble.

However, as elders of the Great Yuezhi, Rocco and Buck, who were also aware of their inner obsessions, were actually also afraid of dying in the court of the Han Empire.

As for the obsession in one's heart, it is hard to say whether one can forcibly distort and suppress it so as not to die.

After all, none of them had ever seen the eldest princess of the Han Empire, the most noble person in the world today.

It would be a big trouble if someone died because he was too emotional after the meeting and his body couldn't bear the burden.

As you hear the news, you can die in the evening.

It is indeed a great honor, even a blessing, to be able to see the eldest princess of the Han Empire die in the future.

But when we think about the century-old dream of democracy, we cannot let it be completely destroyed just because of their selfishness.

In addition, if they could win the princess back, they would be able to keep an eye on her. With this idea in mind, combined with their old experience, the two suppressed their desire to meet the eldest princess.

So this is the main reason why Lantu was able to participate in this grand court meeting. He is young, handsome and powerful, and can reflect the strength and potential of the Kushan Empire. At the same time, because he is young and powerful, he will definitely not become too excited and die suddenly after seeing the princess of the Han Empire.

Out of caution, both sides made their own arrangements and prepared measures to deal with unexpected events, but no one expected the current situation to occur.

For Lan Tu, he did remember clearly what Roco and the others had told him, but that didn't mean he would carry it out verbatim.

Those overly complicated etiquettes are so easy to forget if you are not careful that they are not as easy to understand as martial arts.

Due to his pride as a leader of the empire and the uniqueness of his identity, Lantu felt that he was already giving face to the two old men by following the procedures.

Otherwise, if the situation was really like the Han Empire today, he wouldn't mind giving the other side a warning.

Seeing Lan Tu like this, Liu Tong did not demand too much, and even got used to it.

In order to face or welcome the envoys of the Kushan Empire, Liu Tong made preparations in advance for various possible situations to ensure that he would be foolproof. The mentality of a fun person is still very simple. As long as he does not become a fun person, everything can be discussed.

According to the information in the chat group and the understanding of Dayuezhi, there are only a few possible situations, and there are naturally perfect countermeasures.

If the opponent dares to roar in the court, if he is weak, he will be taken down on the spot. If he is strong, if his personal strength is too strong, he will directly connect with his own guards with his mind and activate the cloud energy to suppress him.

But if he chooses to follow the process, then Liu Tong can pretend that nothing has happened and then postpone the other party's request and wishes.

She is not in a hurry in this regard and can take her time with the other party.

In this situation, I have a backup plan in my mind. Although the probability of this happening is indeed smaller, since I have encountered it, I will naturally follow the process planned in my mind.

After listening to Lan Tu's self-introduction, the ceremonial officer resisted the urge to wipe the sweat off his forehead. With his hands, he flipped through the gift list prepared by the Kushan Empire, a gift list for the meeting. Then, he calmed down and read out the contents of the gift list in a serious tone, "Ten sets of five-foot ivory, ten sets of two-foot rhinoceros horns, and a three-foot golden peacock..."

As the names of rare treasures appeared one after another, Lantu stood there, holding his head high and listening attentively.

These things were also relatively rare decorations and valuables within the Kushan Empire.

Even if one were to marry a princess from the Guishuang Empire, it would not necessarily cost so much. However, this was only a meeting gift for meeting the Han Empire, not the actual betrothal gift needed to marry a princess from the Han Empire.

Even Liu Tong couldn't help but feel a little surprised when he heard such a gift.

Reading out these things before making any request can only mean that they are gifts.

Giving such a big gift, one must naturally have other intentions in mind.

Liu Tong naturally knew what these people were looking for, or rather, who they were.

Unfortunately, there were only so many princesses in the Han Empire, so one less would be one less.

If it were her father, he would probably agree to the marriage based on these gifts alone, without any special betrothal gifts.

After all, if these gifts were really counted as five-pearl coins, they could be valued at about 1 billion yuan.

If one can sell a duke for 100 million, then it seems that one billion can also sell a princess?

His thoughts wandered a little, then he brought them back, and his eyes became extremely calm.

You have to cast a long line to catch a big fish. The gift given by the other party is indeed generous, but to what extent can the other party's betrothal gift be?

The extent of the betrothal gift depends on the degree of the Yuezhi people's desire for the princess of the Han Empire. As long as this is understood, there will be a clear reference standard for the subsequent planning and arrangement of the Yuezhi people.

When the ceremonial officer finished reading the gift list and calmly stepped back, finishing his work, he couldn't help but feel a little more grateful in his heart.

Fortunately, His Majesty is merciful, otherwise just based on what happened today, they would have been able to conduct an internal reorganization.

(End of this chapter)