God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Arvind's demeanor, displayed under this mindset, was full of decisiveness.

Influenced by intuition, it seemed so correct that people couldn't help but frown upon seeing it.

Without any fancy disguises or cover-ups, and without even extensive reconnaissance or counter-reconnaissance, they simply led all their troops in a direct charge.

Such reckless behavior would be suicidal for an ordinary general.

As for the people present, they did not criticize this obviously suicidal behavior, but instead realized the terrifying nature of Arvind's intuition.

"Is it an abnormality detected by intuition, or did you learn about the Marquis of Huaiyin's fighting style beforehand and then make changes based on your own abilities?" Wu Qi lowered his head slightly, then turned to look at Liu Tong and asked politely.

The main question asked was whether Arvind had prior knowledge of Han Xin's combat methods, in order to deduce Arvind's unique intuition.

"As far as I know, there's nothing openly about it, but I can't be sure if anyone is passing it around privately." Faced with this question, Liu Tong simply shook his head and gave his answer.

Based on her understanding, Liu Xiu was indeed not very good at military affairs, and he didn't even know much about dream simulations. He only had a superficial understanding of them, let alone Han Xin's combat style and areas of expertise.

Moreover, Han Xin's fighting style was highly variable, and it was not something that could be studied or explained in a short period of time.

Furthermore, given that she was also listening attentively during the communication and exchange between the two parties, she was naturally able to understand their interactions and there was no possibility of coded messages being passed between them.

However, this only applies to the communication and exchange between Liu Xiu and Awende. Liu Tong is unaware of whether other people have had such communication and exchange.

Although she also possesses strong intelligence-gathering capabilities, this power is mainly concentrated abroad, used to collect intelligence information from other countries, rather than in Chang'an, to gather information on the civil officials of Chang'an.

On the one hand, it's unnecessary, and on the other hand, I don't want to waste my energy doing useless work in this area.

Strengthening control and surveillance over officials is essentially a way to enhance one's sense of security, stemming from a fear of not being able to control the court.

The current social situation dictates that such a situation is dispensable; everyone hopes to expand their territory, and the significance of preventing various warlords from vying for power simply does not exist.

If needed, the world is vast and open, and anyone with the means can take what they want. Why take such a huge risk in Chang'an?

Intelligent people can discern the interests involved and would not make such an unwise move. But if someone is a fool who cannot see the situation, why bother with them?

With 100,000 elite troops at his command, coupled with Chang'an's cloud formations and food reserves, Liu Tong was more than capable of making these fools understand who the truth was.

It was precisely because of this confidence that Liu Tong largely refrained from controlling or supervising the civil and military officials of Chang'an. He preferred to spend his time training the army and considering how to improve the lives of the people. This laissez-faire approach significantly improved the environment for both civil and military officials in Chang'an, leading to a substantial increase in their abilities and overall competence. Furthermore, this atmosphere reduced political infighting and backstabbing, ultimately benefiting the nation's development and progress.

"Even considering the worst-case scenario, Arvind, unaware of the Marquis of Huaiyin's tactics and strategies, still made the most correct choice..." Wu Qi frowned, making a simple assessment before offering a conclusion, "Then the ideal situation would be to act based on this intuition, avoiding various traps and temptations. The question is whether we can use intuition to deduce these traps and temptations and thus turn them against us. Assuming all of this exists, then the best course of action is only one..."

Upon hearing this deduction, Liu Tong instantly understood that there was only one method left.

This so-called last method is actually a method applicable to all combat: a head-on confrontation.

If all calculations and schemes are proven ineffective, and there is even a possibility of being outmaneuvered, then a direct, head-on confrontation, relying on sheer strength to defeat the opponent, is the least damaging and most effective approach.

If Arvind can truly achieve this, then he will indeed meet the prerequisites for a military god, especially when paired with an extremely excellent logistics officer, which would make him a truly terrifying force.

Putting aside command and battlefield judgment, this kind of battlefield intuition, which in a sense brings both sides to the same level of intelligence and then relies on hard power to determine the winner, is really suitable for the strong to bully the weak.

When battlefield command and judgment capabilities are equal, the strong can absolutely bully the weak and will never be defeated by the weak, which is truly terrifying.

Even at the level of a military genius, that is a very effective ability.

Each military genius has their own aura, which can crush those below that level, but it is difficult for such a thing to happen among those at the same level.

Special effects are only used when beating weaker opponents; battles between players of similar skill levels are often more straightforward and require a greater test of each other's fundamentals.

Arvind's intuition led him to directly bring both sides into a contest of pure, fundamental hard power.

It stems from the clash between the two sides' military strength, battlefield command, and battlefield deployment.

Furthermore, this intuition can also be applied on the battlefield, making it easier to distinguish between right and wrong, and assisting and correcting command capabilities.

Given all of the above, if Arvind were to demonstrate the military awareness and battlefield command capabilities expected of a normal large-scale army commander, his combat effectiveness would already be no less than that of Huangfusong.

Of course, if Huangfu Song had the ability, with his terrifying troop training ability and relatively reliable command ability, he might not necessarily lose in a short period of time if he fought them head-on.

"I don't know. I'm not sure if the other person has it or not. Intuition is something that can't be quantified." Liu Tong shook his head slightly, once again expressing his denial, while also indicating the extent of his understanding.

Han Xin, who was on the battlefield, felt this very deeply.

For Han Xin, commanding and deploying troops in battle was only one part of his strengths, not his entirety. (End of Chapter)