God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Looking at the palace gate that had not yet been repaired, Liu Tong (internally angry) had no idea of ​​complaining.

No matter how you say it, this place also represents the highest threshold of an empire, a place that most people will never be able to enter in their lifetime.

Although it is now dilapidated, its significance is still there.

At least the current Han Empire still maintains the majesty of the Han Empire, so even if the buildings are dilapidated, they can still witness the glory of the empire.

A powerful country and a luxurious palace can be said to display majesty and show one's strength.

A weak country with a luxurious palace will only be called a lover of luxury, a waste of money and resources, a great success, etc.

A strong country, no matter how rubbish or dilapidated the palace is, will still be respected as a caring, caring, thrifty, and worthy of a strong country...

A weak country with a dilapidated palace. It can only be said that its virtues are worthy of its position, and there are reasons for its decline...

Therefore, what determines other people's evaluation of the palace is not whether the palace is luxurious, but whether the country is strong.

As long as the country is strong, no matter what the situation is, there will always be people who praise it. As long as the country is weak, no matter how hard you try, there will be countless people who belittle you like carps crossing the river.

For a country, weakness is original sin and strength is truth. Even peace-loving people can only maintain peace when they are strong enough.

The power currently displayed by the Han Empire is enough to ensure that even the dilapidated palace walls can still deter foreigners from all directions.

With only a few people standing outside the palace wall, Huchuquan stood up and looked up. After witnessing all this, he was able to appreciate the majesty and momentum.

Even if everything is dilapidated, it can't hide the shock in my heart.

As for the others, the dilapidated scene in front of them was more intimidating and lethal than the guard troops arrayed in the distance.

The Weiyang palace complex built on the ruins even revealed a sense of domineering. No matter how dilapidated it was, the watching Southern Huns could still feel the power and mentality of coercion.

Not afraid to show your worst side, because you are confident and confident that you are invincible, and you can use your worst side to defeat the enemy's strongest side. This is the Han Empire with a hexagonal comprehensive strength!

There is no cover-up, no cover-up, no excuses, just show everything realistically.

Everyone in the Southern Huns actually understood what happened, but what could they say? Dare not say anything.

I originally thought that intra-clan fratricide was a particularly overbearing thing in the past, but now compared to the Han Empire, it is simply a piece of cake.

All the Southern Huns who knew these things silently restrained their sharpness and presence, and maintained a very high level of discipline.

The so-called freedom, arrogance and arrogance, under this instinct of survival, behave in an extremely orderly manner.

And in the hands of Liu Tong (Nei Qi), he showed a sense of proficiency in being able to summon it and go away in an instant. The fear in his heart, combined with Liu Tong's unique basic training (internal energy), brought about earth-shaking changes in the discipline of the Southern Huns army in less than half a year.

Compared with other armies of the Han Empire, there are not many that can compare with them in terms of discipline.

If we have to talk about shortcomings, as Liu Tong (Nei Qi) who trained himself, he actually knows better in his heart that the discipline trained under this mentality has also become a constraint to a certain extent.

Unless one day these people can accept this shackles, or break this shackles, they can move forward stronger, otherwise, if calculated purely based on combat effectiveness, they can only be regarded as quite satisfactory.

However, Liu Tong (Nei Qi) did not pay too much attention to this. After all, the discipline of training this army is essentially to prevent this army from running around like the Qiang cavalry in the past. The whole of Chang'an is in bad shape.

Therefore, compared to combat effectiveness, stability and discipline were the aspects that Liu Tong (internal energy) valued more at that time.

However, Liu Tong (Nei Qi) felt that the ordinary Southern Huns cavalry showed the essence of obeying orders and prohibitions.

Although it is the final result of months of high-pressure training, it is undeniable that as long as the fight is not started, everyone who sees it will say "elite" just by looking at it.

There is no way, this is genuine basic training, marching ranks, flag calls, basic physical fitness, basic cavalry combat methods, and nothing else.

Under this training method, the Southern Huns cavalry marching in formation showed a marching column with horizontal and vertical lines in the same team, but this made everyone who knew the army have some doubts about life.

Is this an army that can be trained in less than half a year of training? Even if you have the relevant foundation, you won't be able to train to this level in just half a year, right?
If we didn't know that these people were from the Southern Huns army, and their bodies were very different from the Han people, they would have thought they were adulterated. It would be too unbelievable.

"After this day, we will not return to Chang'an unless necessary. We finally got the relevant orders." Hu Chuquan looked at the experts beside him and said in a cautious tone.

Thanks to Chang'an, which is becoming more and more powerful, and also thanks to Liu Tong's thinness (internal energy), some of the original masters in the army, after receiving some relevant teachings, one or two people broke through that barrier and became Enough to protect the warriors of the tribe.

However, a master of this level, facing Chang'an at this time, is really the food on the plate, and he doesn't even have room or strength to struggle.

He lowered his head and looked at the bamboo slip in his hand. After waiting for a long time, he got the order bamboo slip.

The order on the bamboo slips was very simple: pack up the army, line up the army, leave Chang'an and head for the Hetao Plain.

And the reason why he is still here is very simple. He just wants to witness a big event. After witnessing it, he has to get up and set off.

Thinking of what he had done in his entire life when he was just thirty years old, it seemed so powerless when facing that young girl who was about to become an adult.

Everything he was proud of was nothing in front of that girl.

In Hu Chuquan's heart, in addition to keeping Shan Yu's teachings in mind, he also has a very deep memory of his experience in Chang'an during this period.

And what he wants to do now is to witness that almost invincible girl complete the coming of age ceremony in her life.

Of course, due to his special status, he couldn't enter the palace. However, thanks to the lack of the courtyard wall, he could stand outside the palace and watch over the wall, which was no problem. (End of chapter)