God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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The events that occurred inside the imperial prison, along with the words and doubts of Kabechi and others, did not affect Liu Ye at this time.

He organized the background information he had collected, then summarized and sorted it out again. He then took the bamboo slips with him and arrived at the place where Liu Yao lived, the Yangting Princess's Mansion, at the beginning of a new day.

"Such a fast pace? That's not like the kind of behavior you usually exhibit." Liu Yao looked at Liu Ye as he stepped through the gate into the courtyard, her words tinged with a hint of confusion.

The current pace of work is completely unlike that of a wise man under Liu Taiwei; he is indeed quite diligent, perhaps even excessively so.

"There are priorities and urgency in things, and naturally there are also distinctions of importance. You need to figure out what's urgent and what's not from the beginning, and then determine what you need to do next." Liu Ye explained his method, not at all afraid that the other party would steal his way of doing things.

Being able to think from other people's perspectives is enough to reflect your own characteristics in many people.

"Hearing that the Imperial Clan Head said I was in such a hurry about this matter, I didn't know whether to be happy or sad." Liu Yao turned to look at Liu Ye and asked in a seemingly ordinary manner, "I wonder who the Imperial Clan Head has chosen, given his discerning eye?"

"The person I have chosen is naturally this one..." Liu Ye handed over the bamboo slips he had prepared.

Liu Yao took the bamboo slip and opened it, which she had already opened once before, and looked at the blank space inside.

The blank space in my memory did not reappear; instead, a name appeared—a name that did look quite familiar.

“Tinoika? He is indeed a good person, and someone I know, but my acquaintance with him shouldn’t be your primary choice.” Liu Yao put down the bamboo scroll and said with some confusion.

A person with spiritual talent is indeed quite good, but that's all there is to it.

Given their current abilities and strength, even with one more person possessing spiritual talent, it would be difficult to change the power gap between them and the Yuan family.

The disparity in strength between the two sides is so great that conventional wisdom is completely incapable of shaking the other's foundation and core.

In contrast, others who possess their own legions and military strength can significantly enhance their power in the shortest possible time, thereby posing a substantial threat to the Yuan family.

It can be said that the different choices made by the two parties will result in completely different benefits in the short and long term.

Driven by a desire for revenge, Liu Yao naturally hoped to maximize her short-term gains and maximize her monetization capabilities, without wasting too much time and lest things get complicated.

Liu Yao held little hope for what seemed like a more effective long-term development, even though, from a long-term perspective, the combined abilities of a spiritually gifted individual were far greater than those of a group of martial artists.

But even if the other party is a genius, it cannot change the goals and choices of both parties.

Even if relying on the help of those with spiritual talents can allow a power to develop and expand rapidly, is it impossible for the Yuan family to do the same?

On the contrary, the other side is not only capable of doing it, but they are capable of doing it to a very high degree, and they are even developing faster than them.

If that situation were to occur, then no matter how skilled one is at development and advancement, it would essentially be of little use. The more one develops and pursues, the wider the gap between the two sides will become, which is a reality that Liu Yao cannot accept.

The ability to see the hope of success and the constant pursuit of the other person's retreating figure are what fuel a person's drive to keep moving forward, fueled by the desire for revenge.

Judging from Liu Yao's subtle actions, Liu Ye roughly understood that she was not very satisfied and had not chosen the person she was satisfied with.

However, this person was the one Liu Ye chose after careful consideration and dialectical analysis from multiple perspectives.

The reason for choosing Tinoika was not only because of the previous promise, but also because she possessed mental talent and was a true possessor of mental talent.

Based on this alone, the other party is extremely valuable.

If sacrificing a legitimate daughter could lead to the groom marrying into the family, there would be no aristocratic families in the world willing to do so, and almost everyone would agree.

But this is only the value; ultimately, it must be put into practice and put into the path to achieving the goal.

In this respect, Liu Ye has absolutely no problem with the personnel he has chosen.

The reason is simple: the impact of wisdom is far greater than that of pure force.

From Liu Ye's perspective, using wisdom to restrain powerful families is more practical than conquering them by force.

Compared to physical combat, where victory or defeat is immediately apparent, contests of wit often involve an element of luck, giving people an enduring sense of hope.

With this hope, Liu Yao will be able to persevere for a little longer.

The only reason Liu Yao is still alive is to hold onto the hope of revenge and strive to achieve it. If the absolute disparity in strength between the two sides completely eliminates the possibility of revenge, then he will naturally lose the motivation and pursuit of revenge.

Considering Liu Yao's previous display of willpower, if a situation truly becomes impossible to achieve, she will most likely collapse.

“Wisdom and strength are both important, but wisdom is more important in the case of the weak defeating the strong. Moreover, in terms of strength, the forces possessed by Kabechi and others are not enough to deal with the Yuan family. As for the army behind them, it belongs to the Kushan Empire. How could it change because of personal factors? So…” Liu Ye, who still did not have a particularly good understanding of the entire Yuezhi, still held the idea that the Yuezhi people were similar to the Hu people. He believed that the Yuezhi people’s pursuit of the Han princess was not only driven by some powerful figures, but also by some who wanted legitimacy.

"Is that so?" After listening to Liu Ye's explanation, Liu Yao pondered for a long time before finally nodding.

Caboch and others are generals and do indeed have their own legions under their command, but it's uncertain whether these legion soldiers share the same thoughts as the generals. Even if they do share the same thoughts and are willing to betray their own countries to support her, she doesn't have the corresponding funds and supplies, which would indeed be quite troublesome.

As for the other party providing food, weapons, and an army after marrying into the family, Liu Yao had no such hope at all.

Having grasped this understanding, Liu Yao ultimately agreed to Liu Ye's selection of personnel and authorized the corresponding procedures to be handled by the Imperial Clan Court's Director of the Imperial Clan Court. (End of Chapter)