God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Sima Yi himself would not resist normal acts of war, even if the opponent's strength was enough to deter others.

But as a member of the Han Empire and with the support of the powerful Han Empire, it is impossible for him to be cowardly.

It’s just that the Chinese New Year is not far away, and if we really send soldiers out to guard the scene, it goes without saying that they will definitely not be able to return for the Chinese New Year.

As a young man, Sima Yi naturally had no objection to not going home for the New Year, nor did he take it too seriously. However, as a wise man, he was very clear that the soldiers valued this festival much more than he did.

If we really have to fight a war during the Chinese New Year, ask yourself, unless it is a mortal enemy, basically no one would do that.

If he dares to give such an order, it will probably be difficult for him to return to China in the future.

"So, the final solution is so simple?" Jia Kui looked at the solution Sima Yi came up with, a hint of doubt flashed in his eyes, and he looked at Sima Yi in confusion.

Sima Yi's intelligence and talent really exceeded his imagination, and he was worthy of being called a top genius. He was the only genius that appeared once in a hundred years in the Sima family, and his power was so powerful that it was shocking.

However, Jia Kui had no idea how much hope these seemingly simple strategies had in preventing a war that was likely to break out.

Whether it is stopped or not, in Jia Kui's view, it will not affect the interests of the Pamir region. As long as this road exists, the subsequent interests can be guaranteed.

Just because there is no silk now doesn’t mean there won’t be any in the future. The worst that can happen is that we can just increase the output of silk.

Jia Kui didn't quite understand the principles behind this typical local economy, but he would not miss it.

Because this kind of thing can really solve a lot of problems. The rapid development and accumulated wealth are enough to cover up too many injustices.

"It's okay, don't worry. I have checked it carefully. The Roman Empire seems to be extremely powerful, but it is not monolithic internally. Especially in the border areas, there are a large number of barbarians, including powerful barbarians and many who have grudges against the Roman Empire. When the time comes, we only need to provoke them and then we can sit on the mountain and watch the fight between the tigers, even if these people can't win..." Sima Yi pointed to the map of the Roman Empire's territory obtained from the Parthian Empire, observed the surrounding tribes and barbarians, and explained seriously.

Looking at these tribes and barbarians, Sima Yi felt as if he was seeing the familiar Han people of the past.

On the borders of the empire, there are always endless barbarians who can never be killed.

These barbarians are very tenacious. Sima Yi, who knows the past history and can use it as a reference, naturally knows how annoying these guys are.

They have been invading the borders of the empire and have never repented. Every heavy blow they strike will only lead to the emergence of new barbarians on the border.

"After hundreds of years of governance, coupled with the efforts of the previous battle in the northern border, the presence of barbarians has been reduced a lot. However, according to the intelligence we have collected about the Roman Empire, the number of barbarians around the Roman Empire is much larger than the so-called Roman citizens..." Sima Yi estimated the number of people on both sides, and it seemed that the Roman Empire would be finished sooner or later.

The ratio of the number of Roman citizens to that of Roman barbarians could even reach one to seven. What does this mean?
The backbone of an empire, the real bottom-level foundation, actually formed such a huge proportional relationship with another group of oppressed people, and was able to maintain its current state. The Roman Empire was indeed very strong.

However, Sima Yi, who understood that kings, princes, generals and ministers were all born with different races, naturally understood how great a threat these barbarians posed to the Roman Empire.

As long as these people can truly stand up, and perform similar actions, the same movements, and reliable means of war like the barbarians on the border of the Han Empire, the Roman Empire will be finished sooner or later. "Are kings, princes, generals, and ministers of different species? Generals and ministers are not of different species, and men should be self-reliant. Is this something that Zhongda can say?" After hearing this, Jia Kui carefully glanced at Sima Yi, the genius of the Sima family in Henei, and became silent for a while.

Even though he was born into a noble family, Sima Yi was still clear about his identity and status and knew that he was a human being.

Status and power can only be preserved and maintained through one's own efforts, rather than relying on the kindness and blessings of ancestors to persist to the present day.

In comparison, Jia Kui, who was born in the lower class, did not have this burden.

However, in many aspects of thinking and utilization of the people, he was far inferior to Sima Yi.

Sima Yi even dared to shout words from history books in public, but Jia Kui could not do that.

"Everyone yearns for beauty. Even if this only represents an idea, it cannot change these people's minds. But if this idea is simply changed to make these people understand more things, then can this idea still remain so pure?" Relying on his own understanding, Sima Yi quickly came up with a solution for these barbarians.

With such a huge gap in the score, it was impossible for the Roman citizens to achieve all this by force with the force in their hands.

Because if they really have to rely on force to enforce this, then these rebellious barbarians will definitely not lack the will to resist.

The fact that it can be maintained today only proves that the current system can stabilize this pyramid structure.

But if we use words to induce and force this huge base pyramid to be dismantled from the bottom up, many things will go smoothly.

The overall system of the Roman Empire looks similar to that of the Western Liang Cavalry, both of which are top-down oppression, with clear class divisions and their own ways of distinguishing themselves.

Therefore, Jia Kui, who was simply replaced, did not object. He just looked at the vast land on the map with fiery flashes in his eyes.

With such a vast land area and such a large cultivated area, it is simply a good granary.

It would be great if we could dispatch troops and take down all of this smoothly.

Unfortunately, the distance was too far, so far that even Jia Kui, who had ideas in his heart, could only sigh and despair.

Wherever there is excellent farmland, there will always be excellent Han troops.

Whether it is the south or the north, as long as this can be achieved, it doesn’t really matter where it is.

Attacking the city is inferior to attacking the heart. It is really good to achieve the goal of conquering the enemy's heart through such simple behavior and method with low cost method.

"If I remember correctly, this aspect of the treatment is closer to the mind's thoughts. I am not good at this aspect. Zhongda should work hard on his own..." Jia Kui, who always felt something was wrong, first took himself out, and then said with comfort. (End of this chapter)