God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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All shortcuts, apart from being able to enable overtaking on curves, are not without hidden dangers.

Especially this kind of shortcut that comes from one's own talent rather than technological innovation is full of hidden dangers.

In this regard, Liu Tong (internal energy) is well aware of it and knows what this hidden danger means.

According to the standards of this world, if a cataclysmic collapse event really occurred in the future, these legions that took shortcuts would naturally suffer backlash and suffer the consequence of a collapse of their talents.

Regular elite talents are fine, but if it is a quick-acquired negative talent, it is enough to take the soldier's life the moment he is unable to control it.

But if we don't take this path, and other countries are taking it, then the strength between us will quickly widen and the gap will become apparent, ultimately leading to a smaller and smaller possibility of victory.

In other words, this road full of shortcuts is just like the Book of the Sword of Exorcism. Everyone has it, it just depends on who practices it first.

Whoever practices first will make rapid progress, and others have no choice but to follow suit to avoid being beaten to death.

When the final collapse of the sky occurs, no snowflake will be innocent, and each empire will suffer the corresponding backlash.

Liu Tong (internal energy), who had just thought of this, had his eyes flash and a plan came to his mind.

The appearance and beginning of the sky collapse is the progress of the War in Heaven. In other words, as long as the War in Heaven does not occur, there will be no problem with this path.

But given the curiosity and power of the Roman Empire, it would be extremely difficult to prevent them from discovering heaven.

And if they discover paradise, it would be ridiculous to try to stop them from taking it down.

The confident and arrogant Roman Empire was not only paranoid in this regard, but also had absolute self-confidence.

Even if they knew the power of Heaven, would the Roman Empire still not fight?
How many legions can there be in heaven? Even if there are many legions in heaven, so what? A proud empire is never afraid of failure.

At least for now, Rome is still unaware of the existence of heaven. If this were told to Rome, there would be no need to think about it. Before long, heaven might be destroyed.

There is indeed some gap between the gods of faith and the real power.

At present, this situation of fabricating talents through the essence of heaven and earth, letting soldiers learn talents first, and then mastering talents, is indeed a good choice for the current Han Empire.

Because of the talents of the Han Empire, relevant talent trees have been constructed, and it is very convenient to add points. In addition, there are relevant military training masters, so as long as you want, you can basically train them, thus gaining an advantage on this shortcut.

As for the loss of shortcuts, the path of talent will return to the past. It will become a matter of first mastering skills, then deriving related talents from skills, and then controlling talents.

This method is relatively difficult, but it is also the right way, just a bit outrageous.

However, taking this path, the Han Empire did not have much advantage, and even had some disadvantages compared to the Roman Empire. Because the soldiers of the Roman Empire, under the burning legions of the Parthian Empire, were originally inclined to the quality legions, and the destruction of the shortcut road did not have much impact on them, at least in this era.

As for the subsequent shortcuts that appeared, everyone started taking shortcuts, and then when heaven collapsed, everyone suffered the backlash.

So there are two paths before Liu Tong (internal energy). One is to hide the existence of heaven as much as possible so that this shortcut will always exist. The other is to use this backlash as a standard and dig a hole in it to see if there is a chance to bury other countries completely.

This big pit, which is dug based on the world environment and the impact of future changes, has a high probability of success.

Even if you have all kinds of abilities to predict the future, you will be powerless when faced with a situation like this.

No ability is invincible, and no ability is absolute. All abilities are relative and have limits. It’s just that some people’s limits seem to be non-existent.

Based on his understanding of the Romans, Liu Tong (internal energy) estimated the difficulty of hiding heaven. Hiding heaven in Rome is ridiculously difficult, and it seems that the probability of success is indeed not high.

The main reason is that the Romans are really stubborn. Even if they tell the truth and explain the trap in detail, the other party will probably jump in to take a look to see if the trap is really like that.

How do you know what the pit looks like if you don’t jump into it yourself?
In fact, the more detailed and intense the information is, the more prepared Rome will probably be, and then try again to thoroughly understand or solve Heaven.

In a sense, the Romans' belief in gods was not that strong, and they were not willing to risk everything for the so-called gods and open up the path to gods.

Thinking of this, Liu Tong (internal energy) instantly conceived a simplified strategy for the idea that appeared in his mind. As long as he gradually improved it, he would definitely be able to let Rome understand how big and deep this pit is.

However, Liu Tong (internal energy), who had not had time to think too deeply about this aspect, was awakened from his thoughts by the environment at the scene.

"Where should we place so many troops?" Yang Wan looked at the number on the imperial edict and felt unsure.

The military camp in Chang'an City cannot accommodate such a large army. After all, such an army definitely requires training and a certain degree of confidentiality.

As for Shanglinyuan, which is located behind the imperial palace, it can indeed accommodate such a large number of troops. However, looking at Liu Tong's (internal energy) current state, Yang Wan really did not dare to make this suggestion.

Due to the special nature of Shanglinyuan, if one really wants to train the army there, Liu Tong (internal energy)'s own consent is also required. After all, this place, to put it bluntly, is the emperor's back garden.

When it comes to doing anything, it is completely the emperor's decision. Whether it is picking flowers and weeds, grazing and hunting, or planting crops, or wielding weapons, there is no problem.

In a sense, what was done on Shanglinyuan could even represent the emperor's will to a certain extent.

During the 400 years of the Han Dynasty, Shanglinyuan has undergone countless renovations and changes, and it can be said that it has experienced all kinds of situations.

Some people grow crops, some train troops, some build gardens, some indulge in wine and meat, and some leave it abandoned. All kinds of situations also show the rise and fall of a dynasty.

The meaning of training troops in Shanglin Garden was even closer to militarism, so Yang Wan, who knew about this situation, did not dare to advise against it. (End of this chapter)