God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Those who resist stubbornly are united, and those who hold their ground are determined and unwavering.

Zhang Ren still has a certain respect for Rahman who chose to persist in resistance and counterattack under such circumstances.

If the other party knew his intelligence and went all out from the beginning, the possibility of him losing would be quite high. From this aspect, intelligence is indeed very important. At the same time, self-pride is also an important factor in one's own destruction.

The lion is trying its best to catch the rabbit. We should learn from this and not go down the same path.

"General Rahman, it is an honor for Dayuezhi to have a man like you. Now that the war has come to this point, do you have anything to say?" Zhang Ren rode out on his horse and walked calmly on the battlefield.

When the surrounding soldiers saw this scene, they all made way for Zhang Ren very quickly and neatly, their eyes full of respect and enthusiasm for Zhang Ren.

Nothing can make soldiers obey and be convinced better than real combat achievements. Not only did Zhang Ren have excellent previous combat records, but this time his record was even more epoch-making, so the soldiers recognized him even more.

Faced with such a commander, the soldiers' execution ability had to be improved several times, and their behavior, from top to bottom, reflected respect and obedience for Zhang Ren.

Rahman, who noticed this, instantly realized that Zhang Ren on the opposite side was not just a general of a legion, but the commander of the entire Han army.

In other words, the other party was not discriminated against or excluded, and still possessed considerable power in the Han Empire, and was likely even on the same level as himself.

In this way, my failure was not compared to that of an ordinary general...

Thinking of this, Rahman felt much better.

Of course, even if it was an ordinary general, if he really won the war under such circumstances and created such outrageous results, he could not be called an ordinary general.

The difference lies in whether the knife or the melon came first.

"Guarding the border for the country and obeying the country's call, how dare the general say anything else?" Feeling the Han army's offensive gradually slowing down around him, Rahman could better understand the pressure brought by Zhang Ren.

With just a few words, the soldiers under his command were able to understand the general's will. This strength and transparency of will that was carried through from top to bottom reminded Rahman of the legend of the past.

The one who relied on strength to forcibly subdue the north - Arvind.

Both sides possess almost the same strength. After using their strength, both sides can grasp victory. Everyone is pursuing victory from top to bottom.

However, the Han army general in front of him was still walking on this road, and no one knew where Arvind had run to.

After hearing this, Zhang Ren turned around and looked around. He found that this place was relatively familiar. It was still within the Wenjia area and did not belong to the territory of the Kushan Empire in the conventional sense.

In some ways, it even falls within the range of the spread of Han Empire culture.

If the Kingdom of Bunga did not exist, the Han Empire would be clearly superior to the Kushan Empire in terms of actual legal system.

That is, if the process is normal, Rahman's words are untenable and completely ineffective. However, the custom of the Han Empire is to go to other countries' territories to fight wars, rather than to fight in their own country.

This means that whether you agree with or disagree with the other party, it seems to be somewhat uncomfortable.

"I see!" Zhang Ren lowered his head slightly, looked down at Rahman seriously and sincerely, and said casually, "General, do you really believe this?"

"Of course it is!" With just a glance, Rahman felt the substantial changes in the surrounding environment. Even his breathing became heavier. Obviously, his individual strength was so strong, but he could only keep the words of denial on his lips and did not say them out loud. In the end, he could only give a reply.

"I'll give you a chance and a choice. Just like your previous plan, how about making a choice?" Zhang Ren retracted his previous thoughts and looked at Rahman with an arrogant and contemptuous expression, somewhat indifferently.

Even though he knew the opponent's strength, which was most likely commanded by a large group, which was extremely rare in the country, Zhang Ren did not take it too seriously at this time.

The winner has the pride of a winner, and the loser must have the recognition of a loser, not because of ability, but only because of victory or defeat, nothing more.

As soon as Zhang Ren finished speaking, the surrounding Han soldiers took a few steps back and sheathed their swords almost at the same time.

The only difference is that he placed his hands on his weapons, waiting for Rahman's decision and choice.

The guards around Rahman, these soldiers who moved from the north to the south, can feel the current pressure more clearly, the weight like carrying a mountain, the stinging pain like a knife on the neck, and the powerlessness of not being in their own control of their own lives.

In this situation, the Kushan soldiers, who should have turned their eyes to Rahman, did not dare to look away from the Han army.

Rahman, who noticed this situation, could better feel the pressure emanating from Zhang Ren.

It's not just this kind of pressure, Rahman is more aware of the consequences of his choice.
Survival and death, just a thin line between the decisions of their bosses...

During this thinking process, the sounds of the entire battlefield gradually quieted down, and one could even hear the sound of the wind blowing across the earth, extending to the west.

The soldiers present also lowered their voices unconsciously, for fear of affecting the communication between the two and the choices they made.

Of course, it was the Kushan soldiers who were more expectant this time. For the Han soldiers, it would be better if the other side did not surrender. They could then kill them with justification and thus achieve a great feat.

Although the living are more important than the dead, some things, once an idea is developed, it is difficult to stop.

"It seems that the general has made his own choice." Zhang Ren's tone was a little sad and helpless.

He was so kind, but the other party still wanted to resist his kindness. Is there still justice? Is there still law?

"Born to serve the country, I am committed to it! It is not my fault that the war started. As a general, I should obey orders and fulfill my duties!" After making his choice, Rahman also frankly admitted that the justice of this war was not as good as his words suggested.

In reality, they are a weakling who tried to challenge a strongman, and they were the weaklings who lost the war when the strongman was not concentrating. They are the weaklings who have no right to end the war. (End of this chapter)