God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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Moreover, for aristocratic families, especially those with top-level military power, it is difficult for them to make such a desperate move when they have families to support and are under pressure.

What's more, the main theme of the world at that time was basically to expand territory.

With this ability and power, if we use it to expand the territory, wouldn't the benefits and gains we can get be greater than killing Liu Tong?

As for going further up, those first-tier princes are the ones who can really threaten Liu Tong.

Whether it is Cao Cao or Yuan Shu, they basically have such strength and foundation.

However, when it comes to that level, they are more likely to deploy their troops and meet on the battlefield rather than using such tricky means.

After all, even if it succeeds, it cannot change the current situation in the world. Instead, it will suffer more negativity, which is not worth the loss.

And even if they really set up their battle formation, if Liu Bei is not among the princes, how many of them can guarantee that they can defeat Liu Tong?

With two elite decisive battle troops, two backbone forces of the empire, and an army of 70,000, in a head-on battle, even if Cao Cao tried his best, he would probably be exhausted and paralyzed after the battle.

So, whether it is subjective will or objective conditions, there are really not many people who can do this kind of thing.

In terms of real personal interests, perhaps the only one who has more benefits than disadvantages is Liu Bei. But can Liu Bei's personality and behavior really allow him to do such a thing?

Even if Liu Bei really wanted to do it, would Liu Tong be afraid?

He was not afraid at all. As long as Liu Bei was willing, Liu Tong would be eager to put the blame on Liu Bei and then go traveling.

If the current situation in the world did not require her, if it was not that he needed to maintain a nominal supremacy so that other princes and noble families could have some peace of mind, a cover for their identity, and to continue with dignity, how could she have continued to stay in the Weiyang Palace.

The throne is not only glory and status, but also a responsibility and constraint.

Staying in this position, in addition to enjoying corresponding benefits, also has corresponding obligations, that is to say, you still have to work.

Tinoica, who didn't know much about the politics of the Han Empire or the overall situation in the world, could only come up with a possible reason based on what he saw.

Bagger, who was obviously not as intelligent as Tinoyka, could only agree on this point. After all, he could not find a more reasonable explanation to explain the behavior and results they encountered.

"Having said that, who do we need to find to get such information? Or who will spread such information to us?" Bagger, with a look of obedience on his face, looked around again, but couldn't find a suitable person, or a possible person.

"That's them. They will spread the news, but we have to wait a while..." Tinoyka raised his hand and pointed at the fully armed and well-organized Princess Guards passing by on the street at night, and said clearly. "Isn't this just a normal patrol..." Bagel gave his evaluation after a casual glance.

But after getting such an answer, he still had to take a closer look. After carefully looking at this team of ten people, Bagger stopped talking and remained silent.

"What do you think? Are you surprised?" Tinoyka sighed heavily when he saw Bagger's silence and seriousness.

"Whose army is this? With such strength and equipment, no matter how you look at it, it doesn't look like the strength of a patrol unit. Even if this is the capital of the Han Empire, I don't believe that an army of this level would be on a patrol mission..." After watching carefully, Bagel stared at the Princess Guards and finally gave his own evaluation and guess, "Could this army be the legendary Military Soul Army?"

In terms of personal quality and discipline, these ten people alone far surpassed any legion he had seen, including the general's guards with special characteristics. He had never seen any legion that could surpass this.

As for the legendary Military Soul Legion, I can only say that I have never seen it, but based on its terrifying power, the difference should not be too big.

"This legion is certainly not the Military Soul Legion. The Military Soul Legion cannot randomly dispatch personnel to patrol." Tinoyka shook his head, denying Bagel's speculation, and said bluntly, "This legion is not an ordinary army. The fact that it can announce and declare such a mission naturally proves the affiliation of this legion."

"The Princess' Guard? Then why is this guard different from the one we saw before?" Bagger thought about the memories he saw from Jia Kui and doubts arose in his mind.

"The one before?" Tinoyka raised his head, then reacted and chuckled, "You are not talking about Brother Liang, are you? The princess guard he was in was quite special. I heard that it was disbanded because it was not strong enough. I don't know if it's true or not. Of course, there is another saying that letting the princess go to the battlefield was a mistake in itself, so it was disbanded..."

However, despite this ridiculous reason, Bagel nodded and believed it.

In Bagger's personal opinion, when the country is so powerful, it is unexpected that the eldest princess of the empire is allowed to go to the battlefield and lead the charge. This derelict princess guard should be disbanded.

No, the Princess Guards who failed to perform their duties should not only be disbanded, but should even be killed to atone for their sins!

Apart from anything else, if the princess was with the Dayuezhi, this kind of situation would never happen. Even if it did happen, all the members of the guards would have to die to atone for their sins, and no one else would have anything to say.

"Her Majesty the Holy Princess is still merciful and willing to let go of this group of negligent guards." To some extent, Bagel was also infected and expressed his inner thoughts.

Disbandment and death were what they should have done. If they could survive, it must have been because of Liu Tong's kindness. Otherwise, how could they survive? And how could they have the face to survive?
Thinking of this, Bagel seemed to understand why Jia Kui was a little depressed when those memories were played back.

To put it simply, the feeling of watching the eldest princess charging into the front is more painful than killing him. This kind of pain, like pouring salt on a wound and cutting flesh and bones, how can one live with peace of mind?

But in the face of the eldest princess's kindness, he had to live with this kindness.

As expected, the eldest princess of the Han Empire is sacred and noble... (End of this chapter)