God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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She didn't understand it when she first heard it, but after listening carefully, Yang Wan also realized the difference.

The empire is not invincible, nor can it last forever.

There were many empires that were completely destroyed under the violent iron fist of the Han Empire. Why was she so surprised?
“If Your Highness has this intention, you should be cautious. What happened to Emperor Wu in the past also had consequences. You should learn from them…” After thinking about her own situation, Yang Wan still spoke up to give advice.

The country is thriving and on a bright path, but if, like Emperor Wu of Han did, the country's focus is completely shifted to war, the resulting costs would probably be completely different.

If the words "warmongering" were used to describe Liu Tong, Yang Wan wouldn't dare to think about what the future of this country would be like.

"I understand this point. Don't worry, I don't have such high prestige and absolute power to achieve the level of Emperor Wu." Liu Tong is self-aware. In this regard, he naturally will not rashly learn from others.

Not to mention that the object of study is Emperor Wu of Han, especially the Emperor Wu in this world, whose terrifying abilities and methods are extremely strong.

Besides, how diligent and hard-working would one have to be to achieve the level of Emperor Wu of Han?
The way of military strategy is to attack with the direct attack and win with the unexpected attack!

If you can hold off the enemy on the front battlefield, you can then use tricks to kill him directly.

Why would one need to sacrifice the lives of one's own soldiers for something that can be accomplished with wisdom?

Every country has internal conflicts, the only difference is the size. Whether a country can mobilize and integrate its power is also a very important indicator.

If the size of a country represents the upper limit of what a country has, then the degree of integration of its internal forces is the lower limit of what a country has.

The Han Empire was still doing well at this time. In terms of overall level, it was in the upper-middle stage and was constantly moving towards its upper limit.

But the Kushan Empire was different. The conflict between the north and the south was no less serious than that of the Han Empire more than a decade ago.

Even because of the unity of their forces, the war between the north and the south of the Kushan Empire could mobilize materials, manpower and resources, which were, to a certain extent, more terrifying than those of some princes of the Han Empire.

After all, in the Han Empire at that time, the most that could happen was that the emperor lost his power and everyone chased him.

Whether it is the ethnic group itself, or their respective cultural beliefs, ethnicity, language and behavior, there is basically no difference, and it is not difficult for them to integrate with each other because they are all together.

But the Kushan Empire was completely different. Whether in the north or the south, the contradictions between the north and the south were reflected in many aspects.

Perhaps the only thing they have in common is that they are both human beings.

However, when we think about the way the Brahmins treat the lower class, whether they are human beings or not, which is a very intuitive criterion, it is a question worth pondering.

"So that's how it is. With your Highness's intelligence and wisdom, using history to understand the present..." Yang Wan said quite seriously, as if these words and explanations could explain what she had said before.

Liu Tong didn't pay much attention to it, but just watched Yang Wan quietly leave the palace after she finished speaking. After Yang Wan left Liu Tong's palace, she took the message that needed her reply and went to the front hall of Weiyang Palace, and then handed it to the relevant messenger officer, who then handed it to Chen Xi, and the process was completed.

Liu Tong, who was still staying in the bedroom, saw that after a while, many palace maids came in with a series of food. He had already gotten used to it.

However, as his eyes moved along with the food, Liu Tong finally realized what he had forgotten.

Looking at the memorials on the table and then at the special clock in the bedroom, it seemed that time was passing a little too quickly.

"Tongtong, how long can these memorials be kept? I see that none of them are missing today. Are you not in a hurry? If you are not in a hurry, why not just move them to the front hall?" Si Niang jumped off the bed, took two light steps, staggered to the desk, and asked calmly.

She moved closer to the desk and estimated the height of the memorials stored on it. They were almost as tall as her. It must have taken the palace maids a lot of time to move them in.

Especially those memorials and documents involving national affairs, which are accessible to very few people.

Just thinking about it, if others do this, it seems quite tiring.

“It’s okay, I’ll take care of it later. Let’s solve the lunch first, and the subsequent issues won’t be problems…” Liu Tong was also a person who had experienced a miracle that night. He estimated the number and knew in his heart that he should be able to get it done after working overtime for one night.

As for the next day, isn't it natural to sleep in?

Winter is a good time for hibernation. If you don’t enjoy the warmth of your bed, you will not be worthy of the care and help from the cold.

"Really?" Hearing Liu Tong's words, Si Niang also picked up a memorial and looked at the contents. Her expression changed instantly and her face was full of joy. She said happily, "Tongtong, take a look at this memorial. Auspicious signs have appeared in the world. It is unprecedented auspicious signs. It is really amazing..."

When Liu Tong heard the word "auspicious", all kinds of scams flashed through his mind, and then he felt speechless.

After all, she is a person who has experienced materialism and understands that the world is full of idealistic forces, but at least she also talks about some basic logic.

Auspicious signs in the conventional sense are basically useless to her, and it is estimated that they will not even have the effect that normal auspicious signs should have.

To appease the people, utilize the people, and mobilize the people, this is the function of auspicious signs and one of the effects of auspicious signs.

But under normal circumstances, most auspicious signs are man-made. The only difference is whether they can be seen or not.

With a casual glance at the cover of the memorial, Liu Tong knew that it came from the Western Regions, and he felt even more speechless.

A bunch of guys from the Western Regions, do they really think that the Han Empire has never seen the scenery of the Western Regions? Then they used some of the characteristic scenes of the Western Regions, whether it was a mirage or a diffuse sand fog, to act as auspicious signs to perfunctorily appease the people of the Han Empire.

The behavior is understandable, but the results are not very supportive.

"This memorial says that on the way to Yumen Pass, we encountered a goddess statue about 100 feet tall. Its face and figure are very similar to Tongtong. It looks like a work of art..." Si Niang shook the memorial in her hand and said happily. (End of this chapter)