God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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In fact, for Liu Tong, she also knew that Gongsun Zan would go to the Turan Plain, which was also a default choice.

In the initial planning and formulation, the Turan Plain and the Pamir Mountains were actually bundled together and placed under the control of the Western Liang Iron Cavalry.

In the end, we found that it was not very realistic and the Xiliang Cavalry was simply unable to do this.

The Xiliang Iron Cavalry does possess extraordinary military power and the foundation to rule by force, but the area of ​​the two places combined is too large, and the movement speed of the Xiliang Iron Cavalry is only slightly faster than that of normal infantry.

This means that an area that is too large will only bring a heavier burden to the Xiliang Iron Cavalry, and this is an area that the Xiliang Iron Cavalry of its current size cannot forcibly rule.

After all, in the ruling area, if it is just a name, it would be better to directly name it the Han Empire, which would be more practical.

At the same time, the vast area means more sophisticated governance and management methods, and economic development is based on this.

As for the management ability and development in this area, the people of Xiliang are not that capable, but they are not that strong either.

The current situation is partly due to the geographical advantage, and partly also her credit.

Of course, after Jia Kui took office, the focus of economic development was gradually shifted.

But this cannot change the future predicament and disadvantages of the Xiliang Iron Cavalry.

So after much deliberation, the Turan Plain, which was relatively more challenging in terms of governance and development levels, was handed over to Gongsun Zan.

Gongsun Zan was indeed not a good governance expert, but he had talented people in his hands. With the mobility of the White Horse Volunteers, it was very easy for him to defend the Turan Plain.

The two forces act as neighbors and are not lacking in terms of military strength.

Not only can it radiate outward and provide protection, but it can also avoid being calculated by some stupid schemes through mutual supervision.

And the brains of each other can maintain restraint between each other to a large extent.

As for the more distant future, that is not the future that Liu Tong needs to see.

When everywhere the sun shines is Han territory, does it matter whether there are conflicts between them?

"So, will so many talents go? If so many people go, the power around Chang'an will be greatly reduced, right?" Si Niang was a little surprised when she saw the final result of the military dispatch.

"Most of the troops went there voluntarily, or in other words, the generals of their respective legions were willing to go. It was not my interference. Some of the legions are very suitable, while some are not..." Liu Tong also waved his hand and expressed his opinion based on his understanding of the army.

Just by reading the information in the chat group and learning about the war between the Parthian Empire and the Roman Empire, you can know how cruel and tragic the wars between empires were.

This competition of pure national strength is an all-round competition between the two empires from top to bottom.

The conflict involves all aspects including force, culture, belief, economy, etc. It is just manifested in the form of force.

Under this war mode, the intensity of the war can be imagined, and the losses and casualties that can be accepted will far exceed those in ordinary wars. This also means that the deterrence capabilities that certain legions can demonstrate in this war will be greatly reduced.

The most typical legions are the Xiahou Dun Legion and the Pang De Legion. There is no doubt that these two legions are top-notch in terms of combat effectiveness.

The legion talents possessed by each other have brought both legions a very strong guaranteed combat capability, and they also have the ability to challenge stronger opponents.

When a soldier approaches such a legion, his own talents will change, becoming more in line with the talents of the legion, thereby exerting stronger combat effectiveness.

It doesn't seem like a problem, but it's actually the biggest problem.

That is, a legion with this kind of innate structure is born for pure combat and can easily increase the intensity and severity of the war, greatly increasing the death rate on both sides.

However, most of the increased casualty and death rates were basically ignored by the Roman Empire and the Parthian Empire, which were trying their best.

But could Xiahou Dun and Pang De, or Cao Cao behind them, really accept such a high mortality rate?

Cao Cao only wanted to train his army and then strengthen it, and he was willing to pay a certain amount of casualties for this, even if the casualties were higher, he could accept it.

But no matter how high the casualty ratio is, can it be higher than that of the Roman Empire and the Parthian Empire?

One is focused on destroying the other, and the other is trying his best to prevent being destroyed. Who cares about the casualties? In that situation, would you be stupid to care about the casualties?
What's more, an expedition of such a long distance and a war of such intensity and strength would make it a question whether we could become stronger, let alone survive.

It can be said that in this situation, the more suitable the soldier's talent structure is for survival and the more suitable it is for such a battlefield, the stronger he will become in such a battlefield.

To put it bluntly, on a battlefield like this, what is needed is not an extreme attack...

From this perspective, the Bingzhou Wolf Cavalry, Xiliang Iron Cavalry, White Horse Volunteers, etc. are actually very suitable for such a battlefield.

In a sense, it proves the excellence of the three major cavalry units in the north. At least the survival rate of the three major cavalry units in this regard is absolutely unquestionable.

"In other words, compared to General Xiahou Dun and General Pang De, the survival rate of General Ma Chao's subordinates is actually higher?" Hearing this result, Si Niang felt a little numb all over and looked at Liu Tong in disbelief.

The most suitable legion for the battlefield is actually under the command of a young general. What is the purpose of this?

"It can be understood this way. Ma Mengqi's legion talent means that most of the legions he leads have more time to react. More time to react means a higher chance of survival. This has nothing to do with the talent structure of the soldiers..." Liu Tong nodded gently and pointed out the difference directly.

If the goal was to achieve victory in one battle, the legions of Xiahou Dun and Pang De would be very suitable for such extreme output, but it was obvious that this was not the case in the war between the Roman Empire and the Parthian Empire.

So Liu Tong was a little confused about Cao Cao's thoughts on this expedition.

If she could notice this, how could Cao Cao not notice it?

In terms of military ability, Liu Tong never underestimated Cao Cao. (End of this chapter)