God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Faced with Chen Xi's words, many people put down their work and turned their attention to him, waiting for him to speak.

Of course, there are also a small number of people who are so engrossed in their work that they have no time to care about this matter.

Chen Xi didn't care about those who didn't look at him.

After all, the work is assigned according to one's job responsibilities. Those who can finish their work within the stipulated time will naturally have more time to rest, while those who cannot finish their assigned work will naturally have to do more during working hours.

However, due to the nature of the job, there are always some tasks that can never be finished, and it can even be described as a bottomless pit.

The accounting and taxation work that Lu Yi was in charge of was basically an endless task, especially with the country's large-scale territorial expansion. This type of work never seemed to end.

In contrast, Chen Xi, who commands the entire empire and grasps its strategic direction, is actually the one who completes his work the fastest.

The strategic direction, which is important and requires a lot of mental effort, is, in Chen Xi's eyes, just a policy with a controllable scale and experience to draw upon, so it won't take up too much time.

This is also why Fazheng chose to contact Chen Xi first.

On the one hand, it's because Chen Xi is strong enough, unparalleled in domestic affairs. If you want to execute a plan or scheme, you simply can't bypass Chen Xi.

On the other hand, it's also because they have a good relationship. Having Chen Xi as the first auditor would allow them to stop problems in time and prevent them from escalating.

At their level, every word and action carries immense weight, and their behavior can influence many people.

Fa Zheng, who rose to a high position at a young age, was well aware that he was not particularly outstanding in politics, especially when facing those older people; his youth was outrageous.

After spending some time in Chang'an, Fa Zheng chose to follow Guan Yu's army, partly for this reason.

Besides avoiding some of the internal politics of Chang'an, he also wanted to use this time to learn and improve, so that he would not appear so unfamiliar with politics, at least not as young as those veteran politicians.

Chen Xi was also aware of the underlying factors and didn't think there was anything wrong with Fa Zheng's behavior.

The world outside the Han Empire was indeed very vast, but it was not infinitely large.

The policy and strategy of expanding territory and being proactive cannot be implemented indefinitely. After a certain point, internal contraction and collapse will naturally occur.

In that situation, maintaining order and stability is a very valuable ability, rather than being proactive.

Especially given that future fiefdoms are inevitable, learning more about this aspect can better protect one's own interests.

Politics is an art, a cold, emotionless art.

However, for the Han Empire at this time, the need for this kind of art was still a long way off, so far that many people had ample time to learn and adapt, thus enabling a smooth policy and political transition.

From the initial expansion of territory to the later maintenance of order, numerous chaotic and uncontrollable factors inevitably arise, causing a series of upheavals. Having a mature and insightful grasp of this knowledge beforehand is truly beneficial for maintaining stability.

Especially for Chen Xi, just looking back at history tells him just how troublesome such transformations and upheavals are.

If this transformation can be smoothly completed through simple learning, then the value it brings is by no means small.

Although imperial politics is somewhat absurd, not every emperor has such vision, and not every country has such formidable strength, especially for the noble families that have been granted fiefdoms!
It can be said that when faced with such growing pains, one cannot expect everyone to be able to take decisive action, carry out forced reforms under heavy pressure, and complete the changes.

Each person and family that was granted a fiefdom had different connections and ideas. Instead of expecting all those granted fiefdoms to follow the established procedures, Chen Xi might as well consider how to double the population of the entire country within a year. At least the latter offered some possibility, however slim.

Knowing Fa Zheng's thoughts, Chen Xi was naturally very curious about what kind of information the other party was sending at this time contained.

"What is this?" After carefully examining the mental energy in his mind, Chen Xi quickly confirmed the information in his mind. This way of exchanging information felt very familiar.

After a brief discussion, Chen Xi felt that this communication method was similar to the secret technique of telepathy, both of which could enable private communication between people.

Whether the communication process is private depends on how strong the person willing to listen is.
Once a certain level of strength is reached, any so-called guarantee capabilities become essentially futile and useless.

Those who understood the reasons behind this were even more optimistic about the information in Chen Xi's mind.

Everyone here is capable and intelligent, especially those in this position; there are practically no fools among them.

As for eavesdropping on other people's thoughts or actions, virtually no one dares to do it, especially when facing Chen Xi.

With virtually unlimited mental energy, coupled with terrifying mental energy output, the possibility of being interfered with is extremely low.

Similarly, regarding the intermediary of this token, everyone more or less guessed who it was, leading to some differences in their opinions.

Some people acknowledge this ability and believe there's nothing wrong with this behavior, while others don't believe in this strength and always feel that something unexpected might happen.

The world of mental power is incredibly pure. The quantity, quality, and output of mental power all determine the actual mental output and combat ability of a person with mental talent.

As someone with similar mental talent, Liu Tong may be very strong on an individual level, but what if he were attacked by multiple people simultaneously? Could he maintain his current level?
From a rational perspective, a person with intellectual talent is an elevation of wisdom and a recognition of wisdom; they are definitely not a fool.

Logically speaking, one would not naturally have or engage in such thoughts and actions.

But this is only in accordance with common sense; in reality, such a thing could actually happen.

Chen Xi's choice to announce Fa Zheng's message in front of everyone was essentially a form of persuasion, and also a demonstration.

Even he couldn't withstand it, so how could anyone else? (End of Chapter)