God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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For Sima Yi, there were not many targets to choose from on the current battlefield. Li Jue and others were already very good choices. He couldn't really choose his own rapid-fire battalion, could he?

Putting aside such thoughts and judgments, there are only one or two targets that can truly be chosen for blessing.

After a brief comparison of the situations, Sima Yi ultimately chose to support Li Jue rather than the Parthian army.

Compared to other personnel, Sima Yi also tried his best to give up a suitable talent when it came to the Xiliang Iron Cavalry led by Li Jue.

The Xiliang Iron Cavalry, which is extremely adept at defense, naturally has corresponding choices and paths to enhance its capabilities.

Further increasing defensive capabilities will further increase the survival rate of the Xiliang Iron Cavalry. With such a high survival rate, they will eventually be able to kill their opponents.

Conversely, it increases offensive capabilities. With strong defense, one can attack more recklessly, possessing greater battlefield deterrence and dominance.

Based on this fundamental assessment, Sima Yi ultimately chose to adopt a defensive strategy rather than enhancing offensive capabilities or strengthening battlefield dominance.

"Even if our offensive capabilities continue to improve, we won't be able to quickly overwhelm our opponents head-on, let alone win this war. In that case, it would be better to add a defensive talent so that more of our forces can survive." Sima Yi comforted himself briefly, finding a suitable reason and excuse for himself.

As for the real reason, Sima Yi knew it better than anyone else.

That is, a powerful attack capability can certainly bring a quick and effective means of killing, and even put more pressure on the opponent, but it cannot change the final outcome.

Moreover, an overly strong offensive capability would only attract more attention from Rome, which is inconsistent with their initial ideas and judgments, and even more inconsistent with their role in this war.

"Even if we take advantage of the darkness of night to retreat, it won't be that simple. The more attention we draw to Rome, the harder it will be to retreat..." Sima Yi glanced at the Han Empire army, which had immediately unleashed its fighting power and begun to fight Rome.

Understanding that the Han Empire's army had already attracted too much of the Roman legions' strength, it could be said that even if they turned around and left now, they would have done right by Parthia.

However, to gain more, one must naturally pay more. As the commander of this war, Sima Yi naturally had his own judgment and thinking, and he also knew under what circumstances they could gain the most benefits.

However, one should not be too greedy. If one pursues the greatest possible benefit, it is easy to bury oneself in the process.

Benefits are not everything you see in front of you, but what you can actually hold in your own hands and that truly belongs to you. That is the benefit you have gained, not empty promises.

All of this was enough for Sima Yi to find a relatively safe route when faced with numerous difficulties and choices.

"The power of this Ultimate Profound Formation? It certainly arouses curiosity and even greater anticipation. I just don't know what kind of existence it will leave us!" The people around replied casually and excitedly upon seeing the fully bloomed Ultimate Profound Formation.

This power, which can directly empower everyone, is never too little, nor too much.

Sima Yi himself had no objection to such remarks; in fact, his face darkened somewhat. In a sense, Sima Yi's research into the Six Lines divination had taken countless years and months of time and effort to reach its current level.

Who knows how long it will take to truly achieve a balance between two sides of the same coin?

The effects of the full bloom enhancement can be described as immediate.

With the further enhancement of his defensive talent, Li Jue not only increased his defensive power, but also allowed him and his companions to further ignore the opponent's attacks, reducing the frequency of defense and increasing the frequency of attack, thus enabling the battle line to advance faster.

Duan Yun's Flying Bear Army made no attempt to conceal its strength and domineering nature. Facing the increasingly fierce Second Trajan's Legion, they fought with the intention of completely crushing them here.

Even though he was only half the number of the enemy, Duan Yun showed no fear and even tried to further suppress the enemy's battle line, forcing the Second Trajan's Legion to retreat and leaving some way for the attacking central army.

Indeed, Duan Yun's target was never Trajan's legion, but the Roman infantry force in the center of the army. Only by forcibly cutting off this force could the army retreat more effectively.

As for the earlier beating of the Second Trajan, it was also in an attempt to cripple him, forcing him to lose his fighting ability, or rather, to lose his organizational structure and the possibility of continuing the attack.

The same reports indicated that the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry received similar orders: to thwart the valiant advance of the main cavalry force and force the Spanish legions to further consolidate their forces and not participate in the subsequent competition and pursuit.

Unfortunately, whether it was second or ninth, their combat effectiveness made it difficult for the Han Empire's army to achieve its most perfect objective.

The glorious central army of Danyang, the left flank, relying on willpower and talent, further flourished and fought hard. The Tiger and Leopard Cavalry, which strengthened their cycle, and the Flying Bear Army, which had already gained a combat advantage, all unleashed formidable combat power under the blessing of talent, and for a time they all had the upper hand in terms of momentum.

The Skylark Legion, which was covered by special talents, did not choose to stay on the front line, but quickly withdrew and withdrew from all combat areas of the Han Empire.

Pamirro looked at his legion's soldiers with a very grim expression.

The enhancement effect enveloping them did increase their combat power, but the faint golden light emanating from each of them, along with the presence that attracted the attention of others, completely rendered the Skylark Legion's concealment useless.

With such a strong presence and such dazzling brilliance, who else could become the center of attention and seize the battlefield momentum currently possessed by the Lark Legion?

“There’s a talent that can offset negative effects, and the effect doesn’t seem negative at all…” Pamirro directly passed some information to Benito, asking about the talents under the Combined Legion to see if such a talent existed.

Indeed, there is a talent that can resist negative effects, but it's not ridiculously strong. It can be completely removed simply by sharing. Quickly check the talents, find similar talent trees, and then figure out how to remove it.

However, Benito, who was directing the troop movements, didn't quite understand what Yun Qu meant. After some investigation, he finally came up with a negative answer.

It does have a special talent that can eliminate negative talents, but this talent is not a negative talent at all, and considering the distance factor, it's really difficult to deal with.
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(End of this chapter)