God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Through questioning from multiple angles, Jia Xu quickly realized the truth behind the descriptions given by Zi Xu and others.

Especially considering the special aura and fortune surrounding her, coupled with Si Niang's itinerary, the corresponding result was quickly deduced.

“The Vermilion Bird of the South, the Twenty-Eight Generals of Yuntai, that can only be Emperor Guangwu…” Jia Xu, who deduced the truth of the matter, was speechless on the spot, and even his eyes looked at Weiyang Palace with a hint of doubt.

How can someone's luck be this outrageous?
If Liu Tong in the past still had some issues with his identity and gender, then the appearance of Liu Xiu would perfectly solve all of these problems, and in terms of legitimacy, he could be said to have no rivals.

However, the fact that Liu Tong did not expose Liu Xiu suggests that his inner thoughts are basically the same as before: just getting by.

After realizing Liu Xiu's presence, Jia Xu briefly bid farewell to Zi Xu and, under the somewhat suspicious and worried gaze of the other party, began to question Han Xin and Bai Qi.

Compared to Han Xin and Bai Qi, communicating with Zi Xu is as easy as children playing house.

However, it was only when communicating and exchanging ideas with Bai Qi and Han Xin that Jia Xu was able to feel their imposing aura and attitude.

Fortunately, both Han Xin and Bai Qi knew Jia Xu, so they didn't make things difficult for him and gave him the relevant answers when he asked.

Based on the results of these replies and using his spiritual talent to calculate, Jia Xu quickly arrived at the corresponding conclusions.

The fact that Liu Xiu did exist, and that he recognized Liu Tong and even provided him with further education and guidance, speaks volumes.

The attitude Liu Xiu displayed, the education he provided, and the information he revealed made Jia Xu realize that the situation in the court would definitely undergo even greater changes in the future.

Compared to these changes in the imperial court, Jia Xu was more concerned about the rumors surrounding the Chunling Army.

The sheer power of the Chunling Army is evident from any reading of relevant books and historical accounts; it's simply outrageous.

They fought in countless battles, never missing a single one. Even during the internal strife among the Twenty-Eight Generals of Yuntai, they were still able to forcefully suppress armies with even greater numbers of troops and multiple commanders, demonstrating their formidable strength to the fullest extent.

However, after Liu Xiu, who initially built the Chunling Army, won the Battle of Kunshan, his elder brother died.

After a series of subsequent wars, apart from the Deng family line, the direct descendants of the Twenty-Eight Generals of Yuntai were basically all single-lineage heirs.

After carefully investigating the matter, Jia Xu began to believe the rumors about its bizarre nature.

This story sounds unbelievable, but that's how it turned out. So, we can only deduce the possibilities based on this outcome, and ultimately, we find that this possibility is actually the most likely…

This is quite frustrating, especially for Jia Xu at this moment. This kind of being who can ruin other people's luck for hundreds of years is very worrying.

Jia Xu, who always prioritized self-preservation, couldn't help but feel worried about something that could deplete his luck and leave a pitfall decades or even centuries later. "Don't worry," Han Xin, still nonchalant, explained, looking at the thoughtful Jia Xu. "Even if the Chunling Army can be revived, there are very few legions capable of carrying its spirit. Judging from the previous awakenings, only the current Princess Guard seems to have that potential." He showed no concern whatsoever.

"Is it possible that the princess's guard is involved?" Upon hearing the entire conversation, Jia Xu immediately realized that something was amiss.

Under the current social climate, the Princess Guard is under tremendous pressure. Whether it's the mismatch between their strength and status, or the promotion channels they have preserved, these represent both short-term and long-term interests for some.

If they don't want this part of their interests to be coveted, the Princess Guard must naturally produce corresponding results, or rather, demonstrate their strength to overwhelm any dissent.

Given that conventional methods are no longer sufficient for rapid military expansion, it is not impossible to recreate a once-powerful military through such means, thereby gaining astonishing combat strength and regaining its former position.

However, if the Chunling Army were to actually reappear, that would be quite a spectacle.

Putting aside everything else, can the direct descendants of the Twenty-Eight Generals of Yuntai, whose numbers are now gradually increasing, withstand another two hundred years?
Not to mention that in the current environment, expanding territory has become the pursuit of most aristocratic families, and the number of direct descendants of these families is small, which is not a good thing no matter how you look at it.

Even if many families have branch lines, how many aristocratic families can make the branched-out families become the main line again, make the family stronger, and bear the obviously abnormal cost of fate for the next one or two hundred years?

"The Princess Guard does indeed have this possibility, and the probability of this possibility is very high. In fact, as long as the Princess Guard is willing, it would probably take less than a month to recreate the Chunling Army, especially if the creator still exists..." After briefly estimating his own strength and applying it horizontally, Han Xin also gave a rough timeframe.

To recreate a military spirit legion in just one month, and a legion with extremely reliable strength and historical verification, is a good thing no matter how you look at it.

The premise is that the rumors are false.

Otherwise, Jia Xu could vehemently oppose the reappearance of this legion.

Not everyone is Li Ru, a ruthless person who doesn't care about supporting his parents or raising his children, and who is unrestrained and has no worries.

Normal people all have their own descendants and children, and they also hope that their family can be more normal.

A small family is never a good thing, no matter how you look at it. After all, in this era, having many children is the mainstream and a necessary condition for a family's prosperity.

Not long after, news of Liu Tong's ability to recreate the Chunling Army using the Princess Guard spread rapidly and reached the ears of various aristocratic families.

For many aristocratic families, hearing this information was met with confusion and bewilderment; they didn't understand what this behavior meant.

However, for the descendants of the Twenty-Eight Generals of Yuntai, the name Chunling Army is like a nightmare, inspiring awe and fear.

“No, Chunling Army has been dismantled for one or two hundred years. The family has finally gotten back to normal, and now we have to do this again?” Cen Zhi, a descendant of Cen Peng and now serving as the Prefect of Nanyang County, was completely stunned when he saw the information transmitted back by the family’s intelligence personnel.

He finally managed to have two kids, is this going to be the end of him...? (End of Chapter)