God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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"Each of them will contribute half? That's good too. The rest of the people will stay behind to understand the situation in Chang'an and take precautions in advance..." Ma Zhong, who had recovered from his illness, looked at the people present and began to arrange the next work seriously.

In addition to daily beatings and training, the Princess Guards also have normal tasks to perform. Even if the intensity of the task is not high and the delay is not long, it is still a task that needs to be performed and requires manpower to be responsible.

Camp patrol, camp garrison, etc. are all tasks they need to complete.

It can be said that as the order was issued, the thoughts and will of the people present began to be further conveyed to the people below, allowing them to understand what they needed to do and also be prepared for counterattacks.

No matter what the result is after they enter the Chang'an target area this time, it is indeed unknown whether they can achieve their tactical goals.

But at least one thing is certain, that is, their combat mission this time will definitely not be as easy as they talked about.

Every time they encountered the Bai Li soldiers, the plans and strategies they conceived, as well as the tactical arrangements they implemented, were only able to work a few times.

But even if they fail, it will not change their plan on this point.

Being weak is being weak, and losing is not terrible. What is terrible is not having the courage and conviction to fight again.

So to some extent, the members of the Princess Guard are actually young and stubborn people who have the determination to never give up until they hit the wall. Even if they hit the wall, they will not give up until they break through it.

However, for the Bai Li soldiers, their emotional changes towards the Princess Guards can be said to have been a very complicated process.

At the beginning, it could be said that it was envy and jealousy, and it was envy and jealousy that led to the initial conflict between them.

The deepening conflict led to subsequent beatings. After the actual competition, they became even more disgusted and looked down on this group of immature teenagers.

He has a legitimate name and borrows the name of others, but he does not show the strength that matches the name, and the gap is even huge.

Just thinking that both legions came from the same person, the feeling of being angry at the lack of fighting spirit was also revealed to a great extent.

In the eyes of the Bai Li soldiers, the Princess Guards needed to be educated with sticks in order to further strengthen their army.

In other words, one's own strength is not enough and has not reached the standards for becoming a disciple, so naturally there is no need to go out and embarrass oneself.

Rather than losing to others, it is better to lose to them. At least in this way, the Princess Guard can still barely maintain a certain sense of mystery, or an alternative legend.

The different mindsets between each other lead to inconsistent results.

When Ma Zhong and others led the princess guards and took the corresponding orders, they smoothly entered other areas of Chang'an. They were responsible for advance publicity and vigilance, and spread the news of what Princess Yang Zhai was about to do so that more people would know the information.

For people like Kabechi, this is the information they want.

As for other normal job descriptions, social skills, and etiquette, these behaviors that others think are related to their future prospects are not important at all to Kabechi and others. Can a job change that can be achieved by taking shortcuts be a princess?

If you can't do this, you might as well pay more attention to Princess Yangdi. At least paying attention to the princess is relatively more realistic.

A bird in the hand is worth more than a hundred in the bush. What you hold in your hands is the most useful.

In the eyes of normal people, what Princess Yang Di is about to do is a welfare policy that allows poor people to receive welfare benefits. It is a variant of the official poverty alleviation and material distribution, which can be regarded as something to maintain social stability.

It can be said that regarding this matter, the vast majority of people have no intention of queuing and waiting.

For the officials of the Han Empire, going to receive these things could only prove that the salary given by the Han Empire did not lift them out of poverty, but instead they needed poverty relief.

As long as they are labeled like this, there will always be a few officials who will be unlucky. As for who will be unlucky, it all depends on luck.

For people from foreign countries and vassal states, it was really rude to queue up or something like that.

It’s not that they don’t want to become Han Chinese, but this thing has nothing to do with subjective will and it also depends on the specific identity.

What's more, if a person represents a prince or a family, whether at home or abroad, and can run to Chang'an, could he be short of food?

Although these people are not as rich as a country, compared with ordinary people, their lives can be said to be more comfortable, more carefree and more abundant.

Besides, he represents the people behind him, or the face of the power, but he behaves like this. What will others think?
Apart from bringing shame to the people behind you, it is basically useless.

Of course, the act of humiliating oneself can also be used in reverse to reduce the vigilance of other forces towards oneself or the forces behind oneself, but how much effect it can have depends on one's own opinion.

So under this circumstance, everyone involved and everyone gathered in place, including Kabechi, were definitely unique in the eyes of everyone waiting at the official post station.

"Has the Western Region become so poor? Just to distribute some rice, oil, salt and other supplies for survival, so many people have to be sent to collect them?" Some people among the people in the official post station looked at the direction where Kabechi and others went, calculated the time, and then smiled indifferently.

The people around heard this very clearly, then looked at each other and burst into laughter.

It seemed like a funny thing, but it made many people present frown, and they became more worried and thoughtful.

The country as a whole is in a process of prosperity and well-being, and is moving forward at a fairly fast pace. Many people firmly believe that the future will inevitably be an era of prosperity.

But in this destined prosperous era, there is still a piece of land with such a difficult environment. How can people not be worried?
"Such a remote place, yet so barren. We still have a long way to go..." Li Ru became more determined after seeing this scene.

If the living conditions of these officials are like this, how much better could the living conditions of Li Jue and others be?
The structure of the pyramid can certainly maintain the living conditions of Li Jue and others, but what about others? What about the people at the bottom? (End of this chapter)