God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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“The enemy ships ultimately have a speed advantage. If they are unwilling to fight, then what we can do is…” Following Kapil’s words, Nangadi brought up another possibility.

It's a possibility, though not very high, but it's still possible.

"If the Han army chooses to do this, it will actually be a good thing for us." With a solution in mind and no pressure, Kapil displayed remarkable wisdom and calmly said, "This way, we can destroy the Han Empire's ports and shipyards without paying any extra price. At that time, the Han Empire's navy will be completely rootless and at our mercy. As for the Han Empire having more than one port, we can just push them over one by one. They may be able to escape for a while, but can they escape forever?"

Upon receiving this result, Nangardi nodded in approval and expressed his understanding of the reasons behind it.

“If the Han Empire’s commander is capable, he will surely engage us in battle when we attack the first port,” Cecissian nodded slightly, offering his opinion.

The defense of ports is a battle that only has one port. If the first important port is not defended, can the soldiers really hold every subsequent port?
As long as there is another port, the soldiers will not fight desperately to defend it until only one port remains.

But once we reach the last port, does it still matter whether we defend it or not?

By the time that time comes, whether the main force of the Han Empire's navy will be deployed or not will no longer matter.

If they don't intervene, they will destroy all the ports. Then the Han Empire's naval forces will have nowhere to resupply and will perish at sea sooner or later.

If I choose to go down to the field, then naturally I will have to fight them to the death.

It doesn't matter whether you fight early or late, so why not choose to fight when morale is at its highest and port facilities are at their best, instead of waiting until you have nothing left to fight?
If the commander of the Han Empire truly had such thoughts, Cecislian would be laughing in his sleep.

"Therefore, attacking the ports of the Han Empire would allow us to achieve a decisive victory in the very first battle." Nangadi nodded, indicating that he understood.

The Han Empire's naval ships were indeed faster, and under normal circumstances, if the Han Empire's naval ships wanted to escape, the Kushan naval ships would have a very hard time catching up.

However, if a naval battle can be fought near the port, there is a great chance to catch up with the Han Empire's naval forces and destroy them.

Seeing the Han Empire launch another long-range attack, Nangadi became even more convinced of this idea and felt that the probability of its success was extremely high.

"When the Han Empire's naval forces are fighting and retreating, the number of ultra-long-range attacks that can be launched simultaneously has been reduced from 24 to 16. I'm sure you all understand what that means, so get ready." Cecissian waved his hand, signaling everyone to disperse and return to their own fleet so that he could better coordinate the entire fleet.

Kapil also understood what Cecissarian meant by those words.

In this pattern of fighting and retreating, the maximum long-range strike capability that the Han Empire's naval forces could achieve was only 16 shots, a significant decrease compared to the initial 24 shots fired simultaneously, which also meant a substantial reduction in output power.

As long as the enemy is forced to defend their territory, and the Han Empire is forced into a battlefield where war is inevitable, then for the sake of victory, the Han Empire's navy will inevitably have to exert its maximum strength.

The Han Empire Navy, operating at maximum output, could not possibly fight and retreat simultaneously. However, if it adopted a flanking attack strategy, it could close the distance to the enemy before the Han Empire Navy could turn around, provided the opportunity was right.

Then, by utilizing the immense power of the adaptive loop system, they can simply drag the opponent away. Previously, they couldn't outmaneuver the enemy due to the limited size and strength of their fleets, but the strength of the Kushan navy today is vastly different.

If the Han Empire's naval forces could be forcibly restrained directly through the cloud-based chains, then the naval war would come to an end.

This war will ultimately end in their resounding victory.

Knowing that victory in the subsequent war was almost certain, Kapil's thinking and mind remained completely unaffected and functioned remarkably smoothly.

Even in this state, Kapil still didn't realize the problem.

After all, all the current results are derived from my own thinking, so how could there be any problems?
A wise person will not doubt their own thoughts, much less their own plans.

This kind of confidence, or rather arrogance, of intelligent people is actually something that can be taken advantage of.

"The Kushan navy did not continue to pursue Mongkangbu's naval forces, but instead continued to advance towards the Qiongzhou shipyard. It seems that the enemy already knows the location of the shipyard." After gathering the information, Gan Ning reported the result transmitted from the front.

"Then everything is going smoothly. Our army can slowly circle around and head north." Zhou Yu glanced at Gan Ning and then made the arrangements.

The entire Southern Navy advanced further south, making a large detour, heading directly south of the Kushan Navy.

Even the usually audacious Gan Ning was surprised by this direction of travel, and a surge of excitement rose within him, showing no fear whatsoever.

If they try to cut off the Kushan navy's retreat in the current state, and are discovered in advance, the Southern Navy, which is not an absolute main force to begin with, will basically be doomed.

To go even further, if the Northern Navy and port guards had not achieved any effective results, then the Southern Navy's actions would not have even been able to block the road.

“Cesislian,” Zhou Yu glanced to the northwest and slowly murmured the name.

Therefore, in all his years of life, this was the first time Zhou Yu had not been able to make a plan, a plan with a very high degree of danger.

When the enemy is strong and we are weak, the only way to win is to take risky measures.

However, Cecissian, a veteran of many battles, was an absolute old fox, whose abilities and intuition in warfare far surpassed those of ordinary people.

This means that conventional planning and arrangements are basically ineffective, and conventional calculations and schemes are unlikely to bridge the gap in strength between the two sides.

In this situation, to lure the other party into the trap, in addition to thinking from their perspective, you also need to present a sufficiently valuable bait, a strategic location that both sides consider a must-win place. Only by using such a place as bait can you catch an old fox like Cecilian.

At the Qiongzhou Shipyard, the semi-finished steel behemoth still contained a large amount of remaining raw materials. These materials were used as bait to lure in a super-big fish like Cecilian. (End of Chapter)