God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Realizing that something was wrong with the Kushan Brahmin people, they had no good options, or rather, no options at all.

Even though they once had the idea of ​​using the power of the gods to correct the mindset and thoughts of the Brahmins to some extent, it ended in failure.

Using the power of gods to correct the mindset of the Brahmin people will only make them sink deeper and become more distorted, and more blindly follow the power of gods.

Even though he wasn't a god in himself, and to a large extent only bore the name of a god, Zhang Ren, who roared wildly on the battlefield, still had a strong suppressive and commanding power over the Brahmin people.

However, this command did not come from its own strength, nor from the trust of the Brahmin people, but from divine authority, from the divine authority that the Brahmin people believed in.

Realizing this, Zhang Ren, while still using this force to command the people of Kushan, found himself increasingly restrained.

The power was very strong and very useful, but the things involved made even Zhang Ren's scalp tingle.

“He was clearly just an ordinary person, yet he possessed authority comparable to that of a god.” Recalling his own words, Zhang Ren spoke with even greater caution.

In this place, the power of the gods is beyond imagination.

The effect was even more terrifying after he gained godlike authority.

Although he knew he was not a god, in the eyes of many Kushan people, he was a god.

In this situation, Zhang Ren couldn't speak carelessly, or even make jokes casually.

If certain people hear what Zhang Ren says, devout believers will truly carry it out.

Even if death lies ahead, countless people will still go forward to carry it out.

Especially after this kind of thing happened more than once, Zhang Ren not only kept his mouth shut, but also his feet shut, and did not choose to run around.

"Everything has its advantages and disadvantages, and it seems that General Zhang has suffered greatly from it." Upon hearing Zhang Ren's words, Chen Chi also expressed his feelings.

Of course, despite his feelings, Chen Chi never hesitated to use Zhang Ren's name to issue orders.

When these people treat themselves as human beings, Chen Chi will naturally treat them as human beings as well.

When these people don't see themselves as human beings, but only as servants of God, Chen Chi also stops seeing them as human beings.

Chen Chi is quite talented at being inhuman.

"..." Zhang Ren turned to look at Chen Chi, remained silent for a while, and ultimately did not go on to explain further.

If Chen Chi had used his name to issue orders and direct the people of Kushan for the past few months, and encouraged them to work and produce, he wouldn't have had to hide from the people of Kushan like this.

Besides war fortifications, Chen Chi was also extremely experienced in constructing civilian water conservancy facilities.

Using Zhang Ren's name, orders were issued to construct corresponding water conservancy facilities and dredge waterways, etc.

This will reduce the impact on the natural aquatic environment and ensure a smooth replenishment of water resources.

These geographical conditions, altered by human intervention, changed the natural order of life. Theoretically, the greatest credit should go to Chen Chi and the ordinary people who participated in the construction. However, for the people of Kushan, the greatest credit belonged to Zhang Ren, not to them, nor to Chen Chi.

The existence of this natural water resource allocation capability is not due to these buildings, but rather because it is permitted by the gods.

This reality and description, even based on existing circumstances, was so distorted that Zhang Ren felt utterly hopeless about the current Kushan people.

Changing the mindset and judgment of this group of Kushan people was an extremely difficult task.

To help these people develop normal values ​​and ways of thinking, and to ensure that future generations living on this land have a normal mindset.

This seemingly normal idea still requires many years of effort to influence and change.

In this process of influence and change, Zhang Ren didn't know whether he should get involved.

If I don't participate, I feel like I haven't done anything, and I feel guilty.

However, if they participated, it was very likely that the young Kushan people would become like the current Kushan adults, suffering greatly from the gods and the power of authority.

"Don't worry, this situation will improve significantly after a while." Chen Chi understood Zhang Ren's concerns and thoughts, so he described the possible future situation in an extremely serious tone.

"Really?" Zhang Ren said helplessly, with an almost hopeless tone.

The common people living under the Brahmanical system are deeply poisoned by its lingering influence; one could say they are thoroughly poisoned.

For the sake of the gods, one can spontaneously offer food, even if it's not enough to feed oneself; one can offer land, even if it's the only land one owns; one can even offer one's own life...

In a previous accidental experiment, Zhang Ren discovered that by simply raising his arm, he could directly conscript and assemble an army within the current Brahmanical system.

The army assembled in this way was quite good in both quantity and quality.

Although they couldn't be called elite troops, they could barely be considered regular soldiers within the Han Empire, only their organizational skills were lacking.

It can be said that if that conscription and mobilization had been stopped in advance, Zhang Ren estimated that he could have gathered an army of 100,000 men, and a very obedient army of 100,000 men.

Theoretically speaking, an army with such qualities—a fanatical and fearless army that would be willing to die for Zhang Ren—can hardly be considered too bad.

However, the expressions and eyes of those soldiers made Zhang Ren, a man of great experience and skill, feel an intense aversion.

This is why Zhang Ren, who could easily gather a large army, is still in Zhanbo City.

If they were to actually go to the front lines, it wouldn't just be Zhang Ren's army; it would be the Kushan army that would be assembled in Zhang Ren's name.

Even within this group, there are many experts capable of commanding an entire legion.

Therefore, Zhang Ren, who remained in Zhanbo City, was not only there to stabilize the Kushan people and soldiers, but also to wait for the reserve soldiers from Yizhou to supply the entire army.

Compared to the Kushan army, whose loyalty bordered on fanaticism, Zhang Ren still felt more at ease with the Han Empire's army. (End of Chapter)