God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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For Liu Tong, the moment his monarchical talent was born, he understood the purpose of the other party and how to use this talent.

There are many people in the world today who possess the talent of a monarch, and each person's monarchical talent is different and has obvious biases.

Liu Bei's monarch talent is "like-minded people," which can increase the positive effects of talents and greatly reduce their negative effects.

In contrast to Liu Bei, Cao Cao embraced those who shared the same path, which greatly enhanced the effects of his talents and weakened their negative effects.

The two have similarities and differences, but both aim to enhance the abilities of their subordinates and reduce negative effects.

In contrast, Sun Ce's monarch talent is simple and unpretentious, directly increasing the talent effects of all his generals and legions by 30%, a very significant boost.

Abroad, in the Roman Empire, there were also two individuals who possessed the gifts of a monarch.

One of them is the current emperor, Severus, who possesses the monarchical talent of recording, absorbing, and growing back. The effect of the Conqueror King is fully demonstrated, and the effect is extremely terrifying in wars between nations.

Another one is Albinus, Duke of the North of Rome, also a member of the Claudius family. He has the ability to thank the future. Although it is a psychological inducement, this inducement ability is quite terrifying. If he can really continue to grow, it may very well become a reality.

Besides that, there's Liu Tong.

As the first true empress to ascend the throne, she forged a monarchical talent that would elevate the empire to new heights of prosperity as it rose from the ashes.

For Liu Tong, the proactive unfolding of his monarchical talent meant grasping the hearts and minds of the people in the entire country.

If you can master this aspect, the results will naturally vary depending on the situation.

The more people support her, the higher the probability of grasping the general trend of public opinion and the better the results will be; conversely, the less people support her, the better the results will be.

This can also be seen as a manifestation of the principle that those who act justly gain much support, while those who act unjustly find themselves isolated.

However, possessing monarchical talent is itself a form of popular approval. Unless the ruler is wise in the past and foolish in the future, the negative effects of monarchical talent will not be reflected in the country.

Since it involves grasping the general trend of public sentiment, it naturally includes grasping the individual, since the world is composed of countless individuals.

This naturally leads to many specialized skills, especially for those who control the overall situation and people's hearts.

It is also possible to improve and guide individuals, making them stronger and more suitable for the direction being guided. However, this also depends on the individual's talents and aptitudes, and of course, the possibility of them going down the wrong path cannot be ruled out.

Under such guidance, as long as one is strong enough and the direction is accurate enough, the trend established at the beginning will inevitably be realized.

However, for Liu Tong, compared to the mental strain of fully utilizing his talent, choosing a simpler, less stressful method was actually better.

Targeting only a small group of skilled individuals and officials within the Han Empire, the strategy was to incentivize a minority of already ambitious people to strive for success, thereby motivating the majority to do so as well. This influence would then spread further, making these individuals even more diligent and energetic.

The result of this guidance is that everyone works harder, just to varying degrees.

People who are already hardworking and ambitious don't need external encouragement and guidance, because they are already excellent enough.

People who are inherently lazy will only occasionally feel motivated to work harder, even with some guidance. The greater impact will be on those who are more moderate in their work, making them more diligent and improving the overall environment. This directly influences others, motivating everyone to work harder, thus achieving the desired effect and outcome of the monarch's talent anchor.

This simple and unpretentious method has a negligible chance of failure, so there is no risk of backlash, yet its effects are extremely noticeable.

The future path of the Han Empire is extremely clear: as long as it continues to strengthen itself, it will be able to crush all its opponents along the way.

Of course, this monarch talent has more than one use; in fact, there are many more uses, but Liu Tong is too lazy to use them most of the time.

Instead of weakening others, strengthen yourself; that is the way of a true king.

As the path to enhancement unfolds, other paths will naturally emerge.

For example, guiding certain people in a certain direction, and then using your abilities to influence these people so that they move in the direction they need to go.

However, doing so can introduce many factors that can influence the final result.

The selected individuals' recognition of Liu Tong determined the execution and efficiency.

Liu Tong's ability in this area determines the upper limit that the selected person can reach.

If a chosen one reaches the limit, they can continue to rise, but their future as they ascend will no longer be bound by the Monarch's Talent.

Liu Tong, who is well aware of his own abilities, rarely uses his monarch talent to open up this path.

Even if we can learn about the lives of certain famous people and their areas of expertise through various historical records, are the areas of expertise recorded necessarily correct?

Perhaps others have already taken the wrong path in history, so why would she help them continue down the wrong path?

Leading others into a trap and betraying their trust, Liu Tong asked himself honestly, and decided it was best not to do such a thing.

Therefore, most of the time, Liu Tong fixed the active effect of his monarch talent on boosting everyone's efforts, and as for the passive effect, it was useless to care about it.

“Tongtong’s monarch talent, even without the active effects, is enough to support the country’s progress with just the passive effects.” Si Niang, who was clearly aware of this, quickly comforted Liu Tong to put her in a good mood.

We should take it easy and relax for as long as possible. Otherwise, why should we expect others to work so hard?

Isn't the result of making others work hard just so that they can lie down more comfortably?
Occasionally, she can make a comeback on Xianyu (a Chinese online marketplace), and intermittent efforts are enough. If she really has to keep striving, it's questionable whether she'll even be able to afford pastries.

"What monarch talent? Don't overthink it." Faced with Si Niang's words, Liu Tong quickly looked around and then stopped her.

If we really want others to realize how to use the monarch's talent, then we'll probably need to work overtime.

In the past, it was alright. There was only one person who could observe a person's qualifications and talents. Even if they were discovered, the person's age and physical condition could not support such a burden.

But things are different now. The emergence of Mahinda of the Yuezhi has truly brought about a visible and controllable future.

Masinde confirmed the personnel's qualifications and direction; she was providing targeted training and guidance. Even if she couldn't cultivate pillars of the nation, or even just foundational figures, it wouldn't be a major problem. (End of Chapter)