God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Under the watchful eyes of everyone, the dream simulation soon began.

Although the audience was small, the quality was very high. It can be said that, apart from Si Niang, everyone could see the planning and execution of both sides.

Therefore, during this dream simulation, most people watched and expressed few opinions.

They are all highly capable individuals, and their choices and judgments are based on their own considerations and deliberations, and even on their own personal abilities.

In this context, expressing one's thoughts is merely offering a suggestion.

Those who learn from me will live, those who imitate me will die. We are all at the pinnacle of our respective systems, so naturally we will not converge.

For Han Xin, practicing in dreams was as familiar as eating and drinking. He also had many standard responses to his opponents that didn't require much thought.

Even after learning about the other party's background, Han Xin was unable to deduce Awende's true abilities. However, based on his confidence in his own abilities, he still had conventional methods of dealing with him.

First, gather a large number of soldiers, then strengthen them on the battlefield, eventually forming a massive and elite force. Then, relying on their terrifying command capabilities, they crush all opponents head-on.

Although this method is a bit slow, it is reliable and can reliably kill the opponent.

Although it is unclear what Arvind's true strengths are, one can gain some understanding of his personality from what one has seen and heard.

Cautious, humble, and not arrogant—these traits combine to create a general who, at the beginning of a war, naturally prioritizes caution. He gathers information to ascertain the battlefield situation, makes accurate judgments based on that situation, continuously gains an advantage, and ultimately achieves victory.

Conventional and legitimate methods are also the safest approach.

For a normal person, this method of warfare would be perfectly fine, but he is Han Xin, the more the merrier for Han Xin.

"If you start testing the waters even slightly, you're just waiting to die..." Having fought Bai Qi many times, Han Xin was very clear about his strengths at this level.

The most important thing when fighting Bai Qi is to minimize the loss of manpower in the early stages so that you can raise a large enough army later and win the war. If you can't do that, you will definitely lose.

Fighting Wu Qi is a completely different story.

Wu Qi was not afraid of delaying the process. He focused on internal affairs and military preparations, which directly and significantly improved the basic combat effectiveness of the army.

As a result, when the two sides were fighting, one side had elite troops at its disposal and the other had a large army under its command. Their command capabilities in local battles were also evenly matched, making it difficult to determine a winner in a short period of time. As time went on, Wu Qi's probability of victory increased with his greater resilience and domestic governance capabilities.

Therefore, when fighting Wu Qi, Han Xin would not give his opponent much time. He would gather his troops and start fighting, sparing no expense, and only by fighting to sustain his own war could he achieve victory.

There are different strategies for fighting against Liu Tong. The smaller the map and the fewer troops you have, the higher your chances of winning. The larger the map and the more troops you have, the lower your chances of winning.

Of course, this is all based on simulating reality, where soldiers experience food and weapon losses, and so on.

"I remember that Marquis Huaiyin and Awende fought before. Wasn't the battle over back then?" Seeing that everyone was silent and looking like they were seriously observing the battlefield, Si Niang gently shook her head, expressing her doubts.

Upon hearing this, Wu Qi looked at Bai Qi and Liu Tong with some surprise. Since they had already fought once, there was naturally no need to fight a second time, especially not in this manner.

Everyone here is quite skilled; after witnessing it once, you should have a general idea of ​​what to expect.

Even if there are any improvements or changes later, it doesn't have to be this serious, as if we've never seen them before.

Of course, he genuinely hadn't seen it before, since he arrived quite late.

"Because the conditions weren't right, neither side was in the right state during that battle..." Liu Tong recalled that battle, which he had watched out of interest, but was a very boring one.

Arvind, who had no desire for victory, no idea of ​​fighting, and no idea why he was fighting, did not exactly slack off after understanding the rules of the dream simulation. He was simply inactive.

As for Han Xin, who was the opponent in the practice, he created a consciousness entity and left it idle because of his improved secret techniques and confidence in his abilities.

Han Xin's consciousness in the AFK state does have strength, but it's not particularly high; essentially, it's still executing according to certain rules.

One side is giving up, and the other has no self-awareness; this dream rehearsal is basically no different from nothing.

After a period of time, the dream simulation between the two players ended when the time was up.

It was precisely because of that battle that Han Xin, whose consciousness had failed to achieve victory within a single hour of real time, also looked forward to fighting Arvind again.

To be able to achieve this level of skill while still in a conscious state, one would conservatively estimate that they are a qualified commander of a large army.

Given his relatively young age, Han Xin believed that Awende still had considerable potential to be tapped and could become even stronger.

Based on the known information, at least such a judgment and screening was made.

"In other words, neither side paid attention to that dream simulation at the time..." Upon hearing this result, Wu Qi frowned on the spot, a few questions flashing through his mind. He could only sigh and give up the idea of ​​investigating further.

It was clearly a very formal war exercise, a rare opportunity to practice secret techniques, but it was turned into something like a game, which is really disheartening.

The rules for this kind of thing should be well-defined to maximize the strength of the entire country, strengthen the backbone of the military, raise the lower limit of large-scale military command capabilities, and the upper limit of tolerance for errors, etc.

However, Wu Qi dismissed this thought after it had only lingered in his mind for a short while.

To truly implement these requirements and conditions, improvements must be made to the legal system and other aspects.

However, Wu Qi always felt that he was missing something in these aspects, and if he really wanted to promote it, he couldn't perfect it.

Without a perfect solution, Wu Qi couldn't come up with any idea to promote it; on the contrary, he was wary of such an idea.

Wu Qi, who was eager to make a name for himself, could tolerate the public's opinion of his moral failings, but he could never tolerate his own incompetence, or the perception that others had problems with his abilities.

Character and moral qualities do not represent strength or weakness, nor can they be used to judge whether a person is strong or weak; that's all. (End of Chapter)