God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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It can be said that facing so many people, Jia Kui didn't know for a moment whether to sigh that Kabeqi's ability to lead the troops was good enough, and that everyone was united and worked together, or whether he should sigh that there was something wrong with this place? Why was everyone like this?
Seeing so many people like this, Jia Kui couldn't help but start to imagine what kind of mentality the entire Kushan Empire had?

If this is true, Jia Kui seems to be able to understand why Ban Chao beat Dayuezhi in the first place. It would be too creepy if he didn't kill them in advance.

This is such a perverted level that no matter how you look at it, it doesn't seem like the reaction a normal person would have.

After communicating with a strange Dayuezhi man again, Jia Kui forced him to leave with a stiff smile, and then took the opportunity of a temporary break to rub his stiff face.

Thinking back on the issues he had explained during this period, Jia Kui felt that he was almost forgetting everything he had learned in his life.

The questions are not difficult and can be answered easily, but when answering them, I always feel like I am forcibly lowering my IQ.

Such as... "Sir, as a member of the eldest princess's vanguard, do you know what the requirements of the princess's guard are?"... "I wonder what the title of this princess is?"... "Is the princess living well in Chang'an?"... and so on. There are only questions about the princess.

No one came to ask about his problems or help him solve them. It was really speechless.

Thanks to his spiritual talent, otherwise, he would probably be similar to these people.

Near Zhu Zhechi, near the ink is black.

When there is already a very high foundation, one craze will bring more crazes, and when many crazes are together, the grand scene created is a group of people rushing together and working hard for a goal.

"It's only been a few months? Are we already working hard for next year's grand court meeting?" Jia Kui looked at Kabechi who had come up with a result in the meeting, his mind full of doubts.

How long has he been here? Three or four months at most. There are still seven or eight months before the next big court meeting. Why is he starting to prepare at this point in time?
Theoretically, if the performance review is not conducted every year, and someone has already participated in it at the beginning of this year, the reality that it will be impossible to do so at the beginning of next year will have a very significant impact. This idea alone is clearly problematic.

"Mr. Liang, you don't know this. According to my experience last year, although this rule restricts officials in border areas, if one has a strong desire, he can directly ignore it." Kabechi pointed to his head and said proudly.

Jia Kui recalled the original intention of this policy. It seemed that it was to provide benefits to officials in border areas, taking into account the long distances these people lived in. However, in order to avoid these people wasting time on official business and long journeys, and constantly shuttling back and forth between the two places, this policy was formulated.

How come this welfare policy becomes a restrictive policy when it comes to Kabeqi? Is there something wrong with this?

"Wait, have you attended the grand court meeting?" Jia Kui suddenly reacted and looked at Kabechi in shock, as if he had seen something bizarre.

Kabeqi nodded confidently with a proud look on his face, and said, "I just participated in the grand court meeting. I am not like Mr. Liang Dao, who can become a member of the guard of Her Royal Highness the Princess. It is enviable."

Jia Kui felt quite conflicted after hearing these words. He thought that he had joined in because he was forced by the situation. He really couldn't understand what was so enviable about him?

But when Kabechi attends the grand court assembly, it’s a completely different matter.

Being able to make an annual report in that place, no matter how low the official position is, it will not be less than 600 stones, which is very enviable. Especially since the two people are of the same age, he has achieved nothing now, while Kabeqi already has such strength and status, and even in the Han Empire, it can be said that he has just begun to show his talent.

The two people, each with their own ideas, looked at each other with envy, and then retracted their thoughts.

Both of them have confidence in their own abilities and future prospects.

The current setbacks are just temporary trials. In the future, I will surely realize my dreams!
Both of them have things they are not good at, but their weaknesses are not the same.

"But even if it's voluntary, the risk is huge. If you're really discovered, as a general, I really can't think of any good outcome." Jia Kui recalled what he had seen and heard during this period, and out of some concern and care, he still gave a piece of advice.

"It's okay, it's not a big problem. I have fought against all the famous masters in Chang'an. If something really goes wrong, I have a rough idea of ​​what to do..." Kabechi patted his shoulder and said righteously.

For warriors, the way to express feelings is very simple, just fight.

"How much did you win?" When Jia Kui heard this, he originally thought that Kabechi would be very low-key in Chang'an, but now it seems that this is not the case at all.

"I have never lost!" Recalling the previous battles, Kabechi raised his head and said proudly.

Under the watchful eyes of the eldest princess, there was no way he would lose unless he had absolute overwhelming strength.

In normal fights, it is difficult to involve life-threatening warfare methods, and the so-called victory or defeat is ultimately a personal matter.

“Awesome…” Looking at the man in front of him, Jia Kui roughly estimated his strength and said with admiration.

“But there are also quite a few people whom I have never defeated…” Before Jia Kui finished his praise, Kabechi added a sentence that made Jia Kui choke on the spot.

Jia Kui took a deep breath, calmed the pressure in his heart, and looked at Kabechi with a smile.

"Since you know what's going on, I don't need to say anything more. The only difference is how many people do you want to take with you?" Jia Kui recalled the scene of flying across the sky and asked thoughtfully.

"Of course the more the better!" Cabecchi, who believed that he would not treat his brothers unfairly, patted his chest and promised seriously.

However, to Jia Kui, this serious expression was not as serious as before, as if he was unsure.

"But I remember that there is a limit on the number of people who can go there at one time. What's more, in the Han Empire, you are just a lieutenant of a border county. It is impossible for you to bring so many people." Jia Kui stated the reality mercilessly, trying to shatter Cabecchi's current fantasy.

(End of this chapter)