God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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However, no matter how complicated your mentality is, it cannot change the current reality.

Before arriving in South and Central Asia, Zhang Ren had already received information feedback from Chengdu, and only then did he understand the real situation in reality.

That’s right, the good news first reached Chengdu, and then Chengdu issued the order, and the relevant information finally reached Zhang Ren.

However, in this situation, even if Zhang Ren received the good news, he would soon reach Central and South Asia.

Faced with this situation, Zhang Ren was caught in a dilemma for a moment.

Let’s continue heading towards South and Central Asia. The war is over and it would be a wasted trip if we go there.

But if we withdraw at this point, according to the time I return, even after returning to Chengdu, it won’t be long before the next rotation comes, and I will have to come again then.

Thinking of this, Zhang Ren cursed the people of the Kushan Empire in his heart. Wasn't this just trying to make things difficult for them?
After much deliberation and a brief report, Zhang Ren continued to lead his troops to Central and South Asia, preparing to complete the rotation ahead of schedule and let the rotated troops set out on the journey home with the grain that was about to be harvested, tributes handed in by various kingdoms, and rare treasures.

At most, I can just spend more time on it, which is no big deal.

Sharing the worries of the lord is the duty of a subject.

At this time, Liu Zhang not only did not oppose Zhang Ren's choice, but expressed his support.

He even wrote a letter himself and told it directly to Zhang Ren, clearly expressing his attitude in the letter.

Liu Zhang actually didn't know much about the Kushan Empire and was completely unaware of its true strength.

However, for this kind of existence that dared to challenge him, and after the victory on the front line, Liu Zhang naturally did not take the other party seriously.

If one army could achieve such a brilliant victory in a head-on battle, then if he added another army to teach the other side a lesson, wouldn't that be a piece of cake?

So Liu Zhang’s order was very simple, which was to teach the Kushan Empire a lesson after arriving in South and Central Asia, and let the other side know what being an envoy of the Han Empire really meant!
It has only been a short time since then, and yet someone dares to make such a mistake again, simply not taking a relative of the Han royal family like him seriously.

Zhang Ren, who received the order, was having a headache while also trying his best to collect information from the front line and confirm the other party's true situation.

Fighting a confused war is not a good thing for Zhang Ren. As a general, he should be cautious.

In terms of being cautious, Zhang Ren thought he had done a pretty good job.

Gather as much information as possible, and then formulate a suitable combat strategy based on this information, and then achieve victory. This is called planning before acting...

After all, there are wise counselors around you, and you have to use them when necessary. Only by fully leveraging your own strength can you better achieve victory and reduce your own casualties.

At the same time, relevant military equipment began to be transported from the rear to the front.

"The food and fodder have been sent ahead before the army moves. This time, we must not let any accidents happen!" Zhang Ren, who was always cautious, looked fixedly at the west. He began to imagine in his mind how he could control the army and ensure that it was under his control and would not collapse.

Zhang Ren had never seen such a large army before, and he was really unsure. But how could he retreat on the battlefield?
When two brave men meet in a narrow road, the brave one wins. How can we easily determine the outcome before fighting?

Even though we know through information gathering that the other side is an empire, and both its war background and military force are enormous, the fire has been set, and this battle must be fought.

After all, Zhang Ren was well aware of the pride of the empire.

Although on the surface they were demoted to the Great Yuezhi, in terms of combat effectiveness, they were not the kind of people who could be summoned at will.

Every empire has its own pride. If it loses on the battlefield, it will naturally regain its face. At least this is the case for the Han Empire!
However, even though Zhang Ren felt great pressure, other civil officials felt very little pressure. It was not because they were unaware of the potential and strength of the Kushan Empire, but because they were confident enough.

On the one hand, it was because the previous war had indeed achieved a brilliant victory. On the other hand, it was also because of the existence of the Indochina and South Asia fortress, which allowed them to attack or defend, making them invincible.

Since the possibility of failure is not taken into consideration, the pressure on everyone will naturally be much less.

They have such a large army and elite forces at their disposal. Even if they cannot defeat the Kushan Empire, they will not be completely wiped out by it. So what is there to be afraid of?
And in the Guishang Empire, the two sides that once supported each other from the north and the south once again came together.

Witnessed by Vasudeva I, the sieges and captures of cities by both sides were recorded.

Whether in the North or the South, people are quite confident about their records.

Even in the current environment, the people in the north who knew that they had been defeated on the Nangui battlefield smiled with victory on the spot.

There was no way. Such a visible gap made the Brahmins in the south feel embarrassed. Even Bankim, who was in a very good mood, could only lower his head slightly when he saw the brilliant smiles of the people in the north.

Looking at the agreement placed among the crowd, Bankim frowned and signed his name, which meant that the agreement officially came into effect.

If nothing unexpected happens, the amount of food and supplies transported from the south to the north will increase significantly.

And Beifang was extremely satisfied with this, and there was a hint of contempt in his eyes when he looked at Nangui.

A rookie is a rookie. He actually wants to defeat them in siege and capture strongholds by using his own force and some special skills. It is simply wishful thinking.

The prosperity of the south is indeed amazing, but it is actually easier to conquer the uninhabited area in the north when there are no opponents. Everywhere you pass is your land. How simple it is.

The people in the north set out on the journey back to the north with smiles on their faces.

Looking at these people from the south, seeing them admit defeat so easily, Kabechi, representing Barak, couldn't help but frown, but he always felt that something was wrong. However, before he had time to investigate further, he was dragged away by others.

There is no way. If you stay in the South for too long, it is very easy to degenerate. If it is not necessary, you should avoid staying in the South.

Especially for a master like Kabechi, he is enough to become one of the foundation of the north. There is no need to erase his mind in this aspect and fall into prosperity.

In fact, the prosperity of the south, in the eyes of Kabeqi who had witnessed Chang'an and the princess, was just that, and it was impossible to shake his mind. (End of this chapter)