God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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"No ambition? Whatever Grandpa says goes." Arvind thought about this assessment for a moment, then put it out of his mind and agreed with the other person's statement.

Once he gets these two things, nothing else matters. He can curse or beat anyone he wants. At this point, Arvind isn't backing down at all.

"You rascal, after all these years of hard work, this is all you've achieved. Sigh!" Altay, who had intended to teach Avind a lesson, was at a loss for words in the face of this outcome.

If he hadn't interfered so much, would things have been better? Would the outcome have been more positive?
“I believe I did nothing wrong, and others also believe I did nothing wrong.” Arvind recalled Cabeck and the others in his mind, and put himself in their shoes. If those people were in his position, they would definitely not think that he had any problems.

“There are others? Who influenced you? Tell me to kill them…” Altay paused mid-sentence, then sighed softly and said in a calm tone, “I don’t know which princess it is, but if you have any ideas, Grandpa will still help you.”

They only have one grandson, so they can't really abandon him, right? Whether it's because of the special bond between grandparents and grandchildren or other factors, Altay still values ​​Awende very much.

"Princess Liu Xiu of Yangdi!" Arvind made no secret of his desire to marry her, uttering the name with pride and respect.

Altay searched his mind but couldn't recall ever seeing such a person.

Has Peshawar become completely different since I haven't been there in the past few years?

But this shouldn't be the case. She's a princess. Even if you don't have a very strong memory, you should at least recognize any princess with a name.

Surely it couldn't have been someone else, not Vasudeva I's princess.

With this possibility ruled out, the vast Kushan Empire could only set its sights on those invisible kings.

She couldn't possibly be a member of the Brahmin faction, or even a princess among the Brahmins.

If that's really the outcome, it's better to just smash your head against a wall beforehand. Back then, we went through so much trouble to weaken the other side to a level that we could control. Now, to let them run rampant and indulge us is simply giving the Brahmins a chance to recover, damaging the foundation and potential of the empire.

“You are my grandson, and the most outstanding person in the Shuangmi lineage. The only person you can marry is the most outstanding one…” Realizing that something was wrong, Altay immediately began his lecturing, trying to make Avind understand the cause and effect, abandon such ideas, and embrace the right choice again.

"The other party is Princess Liu Xiu, the Princess of Yangdi of the Han Empire." Upon hearing Altai's assessment that Liu Xiu was a princess from a small country manipulated by Brahmins in the south, Awende showed no mercy and directly interrupted Altai, emphasizing Liu Xiu's special status.

“The Han Empire, even if it is the Han Empire—” Interrupted on the spot, Altay habitually repeated himself, preparing to point out the shortcomings, but he realized halfway through his sentence and said with a smile, “The Han Empire, then there is no problem.”

However, as soon as he finished saying "no problem," Altay suddenly remembered something, and the smile on his face vanished instantly. He looked at Awende with great seriousness and said in a serious tone, "You just mentioned the eldest princess of the Han Empire? The eldest princess of the Han Empire?"

“That’s right, she is the eldest princess of the Han Empire. I think there will never be another Han Empire in the world today.” Awende nodded on the spot and said in a very serious tone. “Do you know why my grandfather and his men failed back then? It was because of the eldest princess of the Han Empire!” Altay looked at Awende with a serious expression and told him about the history that was about to be buried in the past.

"It is precisely because we failed back then that we strive to succeed again, isn't that right?" In the past, Arvind might not have known enough about that period of history, but thanks to Masinde's research in Chang'an and through casual conversations, he naturally gained a thorough understanding of that history.

The once-excellent Yuezhi people were chased for hundreds of miles because they misspoke and failed to express themselves clearly. If they hadn't run fast, there would be no Kushan Empire today.

But the past is the past, and the present is the present. If we treat the past as the present, can we really be the same?

Compared to the previous period of history, Arvind felt that his actions were significantly more reliable and had a greater chance of success.

In the past, no matter how well it was disguised, politics was the absolute factor in marriage proposals, with very little personal thought or ideology involved.

But now, by taking a different approach and starting from a personal perspective, achieving a result that is impossible even in politics, isn't that a kind of fulfillment and success?

"You, sigh, whatever, this day was bound to come sooner or later, it's fine if you go." Altai, who was unaware of the situation in Chang'an and the events in Chang'an, could only force himself to accept this outcome.

No matter how bad the result is, it won't be much worse than before. At worst, we can develop for another hundred years and work hard for another hundred years. As long as we keep working hard, we will eventually have the opportunity to achieve it.

“In that case, I will go to Chang’an.” Seeing that his grandfather did not object and that there was no need to use his backup plan, Arvind nodded on the spot and gave his answer. Then he prepared to pack his things and leave.

The longer it takes, the lower the chance of success, and vice versa.

"Wait! What did you just say? Chang'an? Chang'an City of the Han Empire?" Altay asked directly, expressing his doubts as he watched Awende turn to leave.

“Yes!” Arvind nodded again, further affirming his decision.

A rare look of shock flashed across Altay's face. He quickly got his answer and learned about the process and the result.

"Good, good, good, that's wonderful! I never expected you to have such an opportunity. It's truly a blessing from heaven, a fortune for the nation, and a blessing for my family. I never thought that in all my years, I would have the chance to witness this moment of success." After understanding the reason, Altay completely put aside all his thoughts, and the joy and happiness on his face could not be concealed.

"It hasn't succeeded yet, and there are still many conditions to be met. It's just a possibility." Arvind naturally wouldn't consider something that hasn't succeeded as a certainty of success. It's just that it has shown such a possibility, and it's worth his all-out effort to fight for it.

"That's enough, that's sufficient..." Altay breathed a sigh of relief, comforting Avind and giving him even more confidence. (End of Chapter)