God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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In Yan Liang's view, there was a considerable element of luck involved in this war, but judging from the current outcome, luck seems to be on their side, which is a good thing.

"Is this the kind of aura that can travel such a great distance? Is it a powerhouse at the Breaking Realm level?!" As a master of internal energy separation, Ju Yi naturally felt the aura coming from the south, a powerful and pure aura.

"Yes, judging from this aura alone, the strength has indeed reached this level. As for the actual combat power, it shouldn't be too bad." As a master of the same level, Yan Liang carefully pondered for a while after sensing the aura transmitted before making his evaluation.

Although I really want to say that the other party's aura was just average, he is, after all, someone who can reach this level, and no matter what, he is a master.

Those who can reach this level of strength are all seasoned veterans who have faced life and death, and none of them are easy to deal with.

"I didn't expect the South to have fought to this extent. I wonder if Sima Zhongda can hold on." Ju Yi naturally understood the implications of a Transcending Realm expert entering the fray and unleashing such power.

If there were a large army of clouds suppressing the aura, even a master at the Breaking Realm level would not be able to unleash such power, especially to transmit it over such a long distance.

The fact that this can be done proves that the suppression of the army's cloud aura has disappeared; only in this way could such a result occur.

The absence of cloud suppression can only be attributed to two situations: either both sides have a tacit understanding and choose to fight in a manner similar to that of a master, or one side has completely collapsed and is unable to form a clash or mix of cloud energy.

In Ju Yi's view, the former was utterly brain-dead. To tie the morale of an entire army to one person was definitely insane. Unless he had Lu Bu on his side, a normal commander would never do such a thing, not even with Yan Liang.

If he alone could think of this, how could the Roman Empire and the Parthian Empire not have thought of it?

Therefore, based on this result, we can deduce that the real war in the South has begun, and the main forces of both sides have started to engage in battle. Only in this way can such experts demonstrate their value and give full play to their strength and effectiveness.

"That young man is quite remarkable. At least our lord praised him, saying he is very intelligent and has an exceptional level of patience." Yan Liang still had some impression of Sima Yi, after all, he was one of the few young men that Yuan Shao had praised.

However, most of the time when they saw Sima Yi, the other party's expression was rather depressed, so the two did not have much verbal communication.

"Let's gather intelligence on the south. If Parthia is defeated in Mesopotamia and leaves, we'll pack our things and head back." Ju Yi told Yan Liang about his pre-prepared ideas and plans, and after making the corresponding arrangements, he turned his attention back to the south.

"Parthia will lose? That can't be right. As far as I know, Parthia has a large army in Mesopotamia, and the quality of the troops is not bad. With the help of Sima Zhongda's army, how could they not even hold out against this?" Yan Liang's words were tinged with doubt, but he quickly dismissed them.

How could a young man praised by his own lord be mediocre? He can't even do that.

"The reasons are rather complicated. Just have the soldiers do as instructed." Ju Yi glanced at Yan Liang, then at his own brothers, hesitated for a moment, and ultimately decided not to give Yan Liang a more in-depth explanation.

Sometimes, the less you know, the less you worry, and the better your mood. Knowing too much isn't always a good thing. "Alright, you decide this!" Yan Liang, who was curious about the details, could only stop himself in this situation and calmly carried out the corresponding order.

Watching Yan Liang gradually leave, Ju Yi breathed a sigh of relief.

Each family in Parthia has its own plans, whether it's the Yuan family, the Sima family, or other aristocratic families; there are quite a few with their own schemes.

However, no matter how well it was planned, there was always a prerequisite: Parthia could not continue to survive.

Regardless of the final outcome, Parthia was still an empire that had lived for over a hundred years. Even if its internal management was chaotic and its performance was poor, it was undeniable that it was an empire, an empire that had lived for over a hundred years!
An empire that can survive for so long naturally enjoys considerable popularity and prestige, especially with the help of Sima Yi, this aspect is even more evident.

It can be said that if Parthia hadn't died, they wouldn't have been able to obtain the benefits that Papiyas would have had. Only after Parthia was completely dead could they rightfully and rightfully obtain the benefits that belonged to them.

The current stalemate is merely a matter of securing more benefits before Pati collapses, while simultaneously weakening its future neighbor, an empire-level neighbor.

There are many things involved here. Even Ju Yi himself cannot guarantee that everything he sees is the entirety of the Yuan family's plan, let alone the plans of others.

We can only say that we are on the same page in terms of general direction; other issues should not be a major concern.

After confirming that fighting had broken out in the south, Ju Yi intensified the intensity and frequency of his harassment. He did this to give others a reason not to go to the south.

All they needed to do was tie down the Roman army in Armenia, which would be the best support for the Parthian army in Mesopotamia.

Incidentally, during this delay, Ju Yi also dispatched more Han Empire troops to join the population migration process, which resembled a scorched-earth policy.

It can be said that under such complex and diverse harassment and exhaustion strategies, even the mighty and powerful Roman Empire showed signs of fatigue and could only rely on its military camps to advance step by step.

Although the Roman Empire won decisively in terms of casualty ratio and resources consumed, even in this situation, Ganassis dared not claim victory.

It can be said that this series of wars directly deepened Ganassis's views and strategies regarding the military.

Being able to fight head-on is indeed a very good option, but even if you can fight head-on, you also need to find a way to completely block the opponent and fight them head-on.

In theory, if the Roman army could reach the Armenian capital, a direct confrontation between the two sides would be inevitable.

However, when they will be able to reach the Armenian capital is a matter for discussion... (End of Chapter)