God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Seeing the completely different attitudes of the crowd, Jiang Qi had even more doubts in his heart.

Looking at these people's appearance and behavior, I always felt that they were like traitors, completely lacking the demeanor of a loyal subject. No, let alone a loyal subject, they didn't even have the attitude of a subject.

Thinking about this, Jiang Qi had more ideas in mind, but thanks to his experiences during this period and his situation in the Yuan family, after much deliberation, he still chose not to carry out the order. Instead, he simply followed Ju Yi's instructions and proceeded with the arrangements as normal.
Take over this part of the Parthian army, conduct some emergency training, and let these troops know the flags and commands of the Han Empire, or at least some simple and commonly used commands, so that they will not wander around aimlessly on the battlefield.

Don't end up being a burden instead of helping others; that would cause endless trouble.

Although his opinion on the Yuan family was still wavering, Jiang Qi didn't really hate or despise Yuan Shao. He could betray the Yuan family, but he couldn't betray Yuan Shao; this was a bottom line in his heart.

After activating the Legion talent, especially while staying in Mount Tai, with no shortage of guides, Jiang Qi naturally provided targeted training and instruction.

Originally, Liu Tong's goal was to cultivate and teach Jiang Qi, strengthen his ability to train soldiers, enhance his organizational skills and teamwork, so that he could better lead the soldiers and further develop his abilities.

Therefore, Liu Tong still gave this prisoner some preferential treatment. Apart from not being allowed to leave Mount Tai, he was basically well-fed and clothed. However, he also had a lot of training and learning to do every day.

Fortunately, Jiang Qi is also a very sensible person. He is very clear that the knowledge he can learn is basically unavailable outside the family, and can even be called the family's treasured knowledge and heritage.

Given the opportunity to learn, how could one possibly give up or complain?
Only a fool would refuse an opportunity that others would kill for.

So even though there was a lot of material to learn and a lot of time to study, Jiang Qi forced himself to keep learning.

Regardless of whether you understand it or not, just memorize it first.

It was precisely because of this past experience that Jiang Qi was very skilled at how to reorganize soldiers and train them into qualified recruits, especially when combined with his own talent for leading legions, which made it a piece of cake for him.

Jiang Qi was aware of his original self-positioning, but he gave it up after understanding the real situation.

Under the original plan, Jiang Qi was responsible for training and cultivating new recruits and formalizing their training before handing the army over to Liu Tong for command and use.

Whether it was expressing gratitude for the other party's mercy in sparing his life or for sharing their knowledge, Jiang Qi didn't see anything wrong with his actions.

It wasn't until Yuan Shao visited him that this idea began to waver and change. In fact, after learning about Liu Tong's true abilities and situation, his inner turmoil only intensified.

Anyone who learns that the Northern Army in Chang'an of the Great Han Empire was personally trained by Liu Tong would likely be quite surprised.

In the past, if an emperor were to oversee the training of his army, no one would be surprised, because the Northern and Southern armies of Chang'an were essentially the capital's garrison, and it wouldn't be unusual for the emperor to hold a nominal position. However, Liu Tong's approach was entirely different, because his training was genuine military training, not just nominal.

Originally, Jiang Qi thought that Liu Tong's training was only to improve his own proficiency, thereby strengthening his command and control over the army. However, after several dream simulation battles, Jiang Qi heard a rather shocking piece of information.

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"Does Princess Wannian's training of the army increase her understanding of the military?" Bored, Han Xin started playing online games to personally slay weaker opponents and earn some extra money. Looking at Jiang Qi who asked this question, he looked at him like he was an idiot and said speechlessly, "She understands the entire military talent tree, can remember thousands of talents, and understands the core structure of talents. Training the Northern Army is just to pass the time. When training existing talents, no living person is stronger than her."

Those who truly give their all and are qualified and capable of standing beside him, even within this level, there are differences in rank. The reason why the other party is not yet at this level is simply because they have not built their own system.

But did Liu Tong really not build his own system?

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The shock of hearing those words at first left Jiang Qi somewhat dazed, and he even seemed a little mentally unstable the day after the dream rehearsal.

It was precisely because of that level of understanding that Jiang Qi recognized reality, put aside his inner emotions, and chose to accept the olive branch extended by the Yuan family, traveling thousands of miles to this land.

As for whether they came to this land for the Yuan family or for Liu Tong, that remains to be seen.

With a positive attitude, Jiang Qi focused on training the Parthian army in Armenia. As for the time and losses, those were not his concerns.

During this training process, Ju Yi, who had retreated from the Turkish province into Armenia, along with the Yuan family's elite troops and some Parthian troops, was still overtaken by the Roman Empire's elite forces.

The attacks and harassment from Roman barbarian legions from all directions slowed down the march of the Juyi troops.

Especially after sensing the approaching momentum, Ju Yi did not choose to retreat directly, but instead chose to engage in battle first, and then calmly retreat.

"The vanguard of Rome? It seems we can meet them, blunt their edge first, and then retreat calmly!" Ju Yi looked at the army that gradually appeared on the horizon. Their aura and appearance, completely different from the barbarian legions, revealed their identity.

"Heavy infantry legions? That seems to be a characteristic of the Roman Empire. However, it would be difficult for us to inflict heavy damage on such legions and then retreat calmly. True heavy infantry legions generally possess corresponding defensive talents, and their defensive capabilities would only be more terrifying..." After the Roman elite legions gradually emerged from the horizon, Yan Liang observed them with his strong physique and made a judgment based on his battlefield experience.

The vast majority of heavy infantry legions in the world follow the same routes.

As for the halberdiers, they are an anomaly among anomalies, a typical special-purpose legion designed to counter cavalry, not infantry. (End of Chapter)