God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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A seemingly ordinary day, but filled with many thoughts.

Even Liu Tong himself could only sigh in despair, but seeing the reactions of other non-Han people present, he felt a lot more relieved.

At least judging from the current results, these people should not have similar ideas. From this aspect, it can prove the opposite point.

"It seems that among the Dayuezhi, there are only a few people who hold such special ideas..." Relying on the information obtained by the clone and the content in the chat group, Liu Tong made a preliminary estimate and judgment.

It seems that there are not many people who are willing to do anything for the princess of the Han Empire. Therefore, some subsequent plans can still be carried out normally.

Liu Tong was somewhat surprised that the ending was so peaceful and calm, but he still felt a little happy inside.

In any case, as long as this matter doesn't become a big deal and it is made public, then everything can be said.

In the current situation, no matter which direction we go, the final decision is in our own hands, which is actually quite good.

Based on this idea, Liu Tong also used his own eyes to look at those people who acted secretly and got to know them.

Watching these elderly people, just like other elderly people, they received these things quite naturally and left directly along the road, without any special statements or notes, as if nothing had really happened.

Watching these people leave, Liu Tong noticed that it was relatively late, simply signaled to the people around him, and then withdrew and prepared to leave.

Of course, Liu Xiu would not leave at this time. She had started it, so naturally she had to end it, so that this grand event could have a dignified and normal ending.

"Si Niang..." After Liu Tong stepped through the palace gate, he turned his head to glance at Si Niang and directly expressed his doubts.

"Tongtong, are you asking about those people?" After a long time of contact, Si Niang also understood some of Liu Tong's behavior habits, so she said confidently, "Those people are very powerful. Although they are old and their physical fitness has declined significantly, it is undeniable that even at this age, they are still very powerful veterans..."

"Veteran?" Liu Tong thought about the appearance of those soldiers, roughly estimated their age, and then worked backwards to come up with a rough result in his mind.

"Tongtong doesn't recognize those veterans?" Si Niang looked at Liu Tong curiously and said softly, "I think Lord Xuande recognized those veterans easily. When we went to see the princess's guards together before, wasn't Tongtong able to call out the names of most of the soldiers?"

"..." Liu Tong looked at Si Niang with a speechless look, then gently tapped Si Niang's head and said seriously, "I don't find it strange that the emperor's uncle knows these soldiers, but why does Si Niang think that I can know those soldiers? Just by remembering the names of the princess's guards?"

"Lord Xuande can do this, and Tongtong's performance is similar, so I think it's about the same..." Si Niang made an inequality comparison and constructed a different result.

“How is that possible? I can remember the names of the soldiers in the princess’ guards and their corresponding identity information, but I do so using a special method. It is completely different from what the emperor’s uncle does by relying on his own ability…” Liu Tong nodded on the spot and pointed out his own shortcomings.

The reason why the Princess Guard soldiers are easy to remember is that the Princess Guard has very little change, and the loss rate and inflow rate of the troops can be said to be very low. It's not that there are no replacements, but the difficulty of replenishment is too high. The reserve talents and special reserve soldiers are trained in a targeted manner.

Except for a part who would be added to the Princess Guard, most people did not even have the chance to see the shadow of the Princess Guard before they went to other places with what they had learned and the knowledge they had gained.

In other words, Chen Xi can tolerate the existence of the Princess Guard. This special backup reserve is also one of the ways to ease conflicts.

Regardless of their talents, as long as they are of the right age, they will be brought in for training and development, consuming a large amount of food and wealth to cultivate the necessary knowledge, and then the more outstanding ones will be selected to join the Princess Guard to maintain the proper number and size of the guard.

As for the best and average reserve talents, they are basically dispersed to other troops to serve as the backbone and pillars of the army.

In reality, the dividing line between the two is that one is talented and the other is not.

An untalented person can fully serve as a centurion by relying on relevant experience, and such people account for a considerable proportion.

As for the level of a centurion, one can already demonstrate the advantages of command, which naturally requires a certain degree of talent.

Centurions don't matter, whether it is for Liu Bei or Chen Xi. There are still a lot of elite veterans in the Han Empire. In other words, there are still enough soldiers who can serve as centurions, and even have a huge redundancy.

But at the level of a thousand-man captain, the situation was completely different. Even for Liu Bei, who had always been relatively wealthy, the reserve of thousand-man captains still did not reach twice the number required by the active scale standard.

Even the most powerful Liu Bei was like this, not to mention the other princes. It was really a lack.

Therefore, for Chen Xi, it is not a loss if he can find a captain among the 10 to 20 people he trains. After all, it is not him who is doing the training, so it does not matter if he wastes time.

As for whether Liu Tong relies on his own way of training and cultivation, or relies on other forces behind him to complete the corresponding military training, for Chen Xi, it is not a loss.

"I see. However, those veterans seem to be following General Huangfu. They are very powerful..." Si Niang translated the words she had just heard to Liu Tong verbatim, and carefully checked whether there were any omissions.

"Huangfu?" Hearing this name that couldn't be more familiar, Liu Tong finally understood why this situation had occurred.

Among these soldiers, all of them followed Huangfu Song. No wonder they were so strong.

But judging from their ages, even if she had followed Huangfu Gui, she believed that their outstanding experience and timing skills largely masked their lack of strength.

Thinking of this, Liu Tong looked back at the Princess Guards who were gradually maintaining order at the scene and were temporarily evacuated, and said calmly, "If they also had such skills, wouldn't it be better?" (End of this chapter)