God Three Group Chat: Three Kingdoms

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If Lu Qi didn't know that a letter containing such internal information could not be fake, he would have to doubt the authenticity of this information.

Taishi Ci, who was in the navy, would unexpectedly appear in Dafu one day, which was a place far away from the ocean. This seemed abnormal.

Lu Qi studied the information carefully and found many blind spots. Based on these blind spot information, he guessed a lot of things.

"Is the war in the Strait of Malacca lost in the end?" Lu Qi finally put down the letter in his hand and sighed at the reality.

The information in the chat group did not seem to be false. The Kushan Empire's naval forces were indeed stronger than he had imagined, and much stronger.

Thinking back to everything he had prepared for the navy, Lu Qi, who had been quite confident, no longer had that much confidence at this moment.

Whether it is the backup system that has been built or the materials stored for ship construction, it can indeed be called excellent.

However, faced with the Kushan Empire's national naval system, Lu Qi could only sigh in despair.

There are hundreds of shipyards, more than 100,000 workers, and the number of upstream and downstream supporting personnel may even exceed one million.

If Lu Qi hadn't known that the Kushan Empire did not have a sufficiently comprehensive and high-intensity command system and economic operation capabilities, he would not have known how strong this country could be.

Arrangements are made by the government. Under this national system, it is entirely possible to build a big chess game to revitalize the national economy with shipyards as the center and the production of ships as the goal.

As for the consumption and use of ships, this can also be achieved by expanding fisheries, strengthening the ability to dominate the ocean, and overdrawing part of the country's future potential.

Unfortunately, the Kushan Empire did not do so at all and adopted a measure that was both divisive and conservative.

It can be said that the shipyard existed, but there was no way to achieve stable production and continuous orders, which resulted in the navy of the Kushan Empire actually being maintained within one dimensional range.

However, this range is probably much higher than the expected value.

"After Cecicelian returns this time, I'm afraid he will really start up this state machine, make this country really turn around, and work hard for a goal..." Even though he knew that the Han Empire had lost, Lu Qi knew what Cecicelian would most likely do.

Regardless of whether Cecilien encountered the North or not, at least he could encounter ordinary Han Empire ships.

Then corresponding technological improvements will naturally be on the agenda of the Kushan Empire.

Perhaps the number of ships is not increasing frequently now, but in the future, there will inevitably be a crazy increase in ships.

This also means further loss of initiative in the ocean, allowing the Kushan Empire to gain an advantage in the ocean.

Having lost or failed to gain the advantage on the ocean, the army of the Han Empire would ultimately be constrained by the threats on the ocean and would not be able to deal with the enemies on land with all its strength.

As long as the war showed some unfavorable situation, the Kushan Empire's naval forces would be able to rush out and save the situation from danger. Even if they failed, they would not end up in a major defeat.

During this process, the Han Empire was destined to find it difficult to achieve a great victory, and the risks it would bear would increase exponentially.

When the risk and benefit are not proportional, any normal person will not gamble on this possibility, and Lu Qi is no exception. Although as a commander, every command and order will be accompanied by risks, but this kind of situation that is clearly abnormal should be avoided as much as possible.

Thinking of his opponent Rahul on land, Luchi suddenly felt a little liver pain. It seemed that the situation in front of him was going in a worse and worse direction, and he felt like he couldn't stop the car.

The enemy is becoming stronger and stronger, but the Bay of Bengal region where they are located is filled with a mentality similar to that of being invincible from top to bottom.

Under normal circumstances, this mentality can indeed bring unparalleled fighting spirit, and has absolute momentum, suppression and dominance in the early stages of the war.

However, once the situation does not develop smoothly as usual, the negative effects will be like doubts, and it will be difficult to stop once it starts.

In particular, he helped train a part of the army and changed the talents of these Han and barbarian troops.

This makes these troops stronger and more effective.

However, this enhanced combat power also further stimulated everyone's mentality, and some people were even filled with the heroic spirit of expanding the territory at this moment.

Among them, people like Liu Zhang are particularly outstanding in this aspect.

He has status, background, and even power, and is regarded as a leader by everyone.

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It can be said that if such a person begins to have strong faith in his army, what will be the result?
Is it good or bad?
Just thinking about such a person on the front line, even if it is not the real front line, is enough to be fatal, not to mention Liu Zhang's personal character.

That person is definitely a complete idiot. It would be fine if no one instigated him, but if someone instigated him, he might really run to the front line.

As for whether the other party had the courage to reach the front line, Lu Qi never doubted it.

Whether it was because of the achievements of his subordinates or the respect of others, Liu Zhang did change his behavior because of these evaluations and remarks.

When everyone else was saving face for him, Liu Zhang was basically able to save his own face as well.

"Liu Ji Yu is also a troublesome person!" Lu Qi put aside the thoughts in his mind, read the contents of the letter again, and then switched his perspective back to Liu Tong.

Now that he already knew about the navy's disastrous defeat, Liu Tong, as the nominal supreme leader of the Han Empire, naturally had to make preparations in advance. Even though many things had already been prepared, he still needed an order to notify.

By the way, Taishi Ci's information should also be sent to Gan Ning to stabilize Gan Ning's mentality and will.

Although Gan Ning will not suffer a mental breakdown because of such things, we should also avoid Gan Ning, who has a silly personality, from getting too excited about it, as that would not be a good thing.

As the commander-in-chief of an army and the governor of the four seas, it is also very important to maintain the necessary composure and stability and maintain the current naval situation.

"Did the navy lose?" Chen Xi received Liu Tong's message and nodded calmly. He had a deeper impression and comparison of the naval battles in this world.

It can be said that main battleships close to those of the World War I era have no way of winning naval battles of this era. Is it really because of insufficient numbers or insufficient firepower?
(End of this chapter)