God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Relying on his identity, Kabechi further understood the military deployment in the Pamir region. After completing his report, he set out for Xiuxun City, at least on the surface.

But Jia Kui was different. Relying on his wisdom and familiarity with the Han people, he mingled in the Pamir region and understood the local institutional structure and administrative methods.

In the process of understanding, Jia Kui also discovered that the seemingly relaxed Pamir region was not as loose as it appeared on the surface. The originally desolate Pamir region has become economically prosperous under the current institutional control. There are even ethnic minorities and barbarians who are concerned about and miss the Han Dynasty.

This special method reminded Jia Kui of something he had seen before, a method unique to the educational school.

Through education and enlightenment, these people were made to understand the etiquette between each other, respect the king and expel the barbarians, and from the cultural and educational aspects, everything left by the other side was completely eliminated, and then assimilation was completed.

Moreover, this effect, which is applied to every aspect of life, is not only more covert, but also more effective.

There is no top-down oppression or forceful change, only self-change full of subjective will.

"Pure cultural erosion can reach this extent. Which big boss is responsible for this?" Jia Kui looked at the results of his summary and fell into deep thought.

There are some educators in the world today, but there are only a few who can achieve this level.

Even the famous Youzhou Mu Liu Yu, could not be stronger than this person in this aspect.

What's more, Liu Yu, the governor of Youzhou, had no time to come to this place, let alone formulate these strategies in accordance with local conditions.

Recalling the information he had obtained, Jia Kui finally focused his pen on two people. Although these two people were very young, it was precisely because of their youth that he focused on these two people.

Because young people are mentally unstable and not affected by wisdom, it is not impossible for them to implement this method and verify what they have learned.

Xu Shu, also known as Xu Yuanzhi, is a well-known figure under Liu Bei's command. It is said that he is a disciple of Your Majesty, but it is not known whether it is true or not.

But just because there was this possibility, Jia Kui wanted to stay away from it.

Anyway, ever since he met the eldest princess, the trajectory of his entire life has become something he cannot understand.

It’s bad luck, but I’m still alive and it seems like I have a bright future.

I am lucky. Now I am still wandering around, fighting for my ideals and dreams.

Forcing down his complicated thoughts about the eldest princess, Jia Kui turned his head and looked at another possibility.

The Sima family of Henei, the main branch's legitimate son Sima Yi, Sima Zhongda.

Born into a prominent family with a superior family background and extensive personal connections, he was also known as the Sima family's once-in-a-century genius.

If it is this person, it seems normal to have such ability and plan.

But in terms of age, this guy is much younger than him. This kind of talent and aptitude, as well as his caution in planning, is indeed a scary guy. If he really faces such a person, the advantages he is proud of will be directly crushed.

Sima Yi and Xu Shu, who also returned to the jungle area from the Parthian Empire, had completely different ideas.

Because they had all been in the Parthian Empire, they understood the Parthian Empire's military system, political system, various forces, and even had a comprehensive understanding of the country's population, military size, war potential and so on.

In this situation, Sima Yi and Xu Shu made different inferences.

There is a big discrepancy between the two views.

For Xu Shu, the Parthian Empire was not his own country after all, his own territory, and even the people living on it could not be called citizens of the country.

When capacity is limited, priority will naturally be given to protecting one’s own citizens rather than all other people.

The power of the Roman Empire can be seen from the records of the Parthian Empire itself. In this situation, Xu Shu saw no hope of victory through conventional military means and military warfare without changing the military system.

The so-called national rules are all based on strength. If one's own strength is not enough to protect these rules, then the establishment and birth of these rules will ultimately be castles in the air and will shatter at the slightest touch.

Therefore, if we really want to protect this country, this empire that does not belong to the Han Empire, we should lean towards the military aspect, change the system, and improve the corresponding reward and punishment system. We should start from the grassroots level and complete the accumulation of the system from the bottom up. Then, through this accumulation, we can gain the capital to fight against the Roman Empire.

From this perspective, the military merit system is a very good system. At the same time, it applies some templates of the Han Empire to complete the diversified changes in the army, strengthen internal contraction, strengthen central rule, respect the king and repel the barbarians, so as to bring peace to the world!

Sima Yi did not object to these, but he did not choose to implement them. Instead, he continued to embrace his own economic strategic plan and increased economic investment. In other words, more plans were focused on economic development and economic cycles between each other.

For Sima Yi, the Parthian Empire was not his country, so why would he make such a suggestion?

Could it be that after the Parthian Empire became stronger, how much benefit would it bring?

Rather than expecting rewards after the Parthian Empire becomes stronger, it is better to gain tangible benefits from now on.

And the difficulty is completely different.

Military power is the foundation of an empire, and force is always the most effective way to speak.

Compared with economic means, military force is more eye-catching and more obvious.

Even though the Parthian Empire at this time had been beaten by the Roman Empire for hundreds of years and was in internal strife and chaos, which seemed like an opportunity for others to take advantage of, Sima Yi would not try to change the opponent's military system.

The benefits are small, the risks are huge, and it is even likely to cause fear. Why do something that is obviously not worth it?

He is not a loyal minister of the Parthian Empire who dared to die for his advice. If he really wanted to do this, he must have something wrong with his brain.

The benefits brought by the moderate economic means were real. The Han Empire made money in this process, the Parthian Empire also recovered its losses in this process, and the Roman Empire also bought the silk it wanted. Everyone got what they wanted and looked happy. Isn’t it good? (End of this chapter)