A Full-level Commander Who Joins the Chat Group

Kosiche came back a little earlier than Jiang Cheng expected.

Originally thought that he might need to calm down until the evening before coming back to see him again, but he did not expect to come back just after dinner time in the evening, and the bag in his hand did indeed contain the tea and snacks he wanted earlier.

However, Jiang Cheng was not too surprised, because when he made an estimate for this Kosche, he used the previous gin as the standard, and only raised it slightly, and it is normal to have some errors.

However, it may also be because he came back a little earlier, Kosche's performance was not as calm as Jiangcheng expected, and he didn't even want to step in the door, but just looked at him warily from outside.

Jiang Cheng ate a piece of snacks on the table, and said slowly: "The matter about my identity is actually not as important as you think."

Kosche stood outside the door, didn't answer Jiang Cheng's words, and didn't step in the door, just stood outside and looked at Jiang Cheng.

Jiang Cheng didn't care, and continued, "You should still remember what I said earlier, right? It's the strategies I suggested to you."

"I should remember it, and maybe during the time you went out, you had discussions with others to discuss the feasibility of those strategies-what was the result?"

"Don't answer? Then I'll take it as your default. Although those things are indeed not very clever, they do work theoretically."

"Let even encourage the spread of the infection, send the infected as animals to concentration camps, turn them into energy minerals, fill the treasury, plant the foreshadowing before the matter is revealed, and after it is revealed, put all the blame on the emperor , and then kill him to make everything undeniable, and support the new king to the throne..."

"And the price to be paid is only the lives of some low-level people who have no use value, and living is a waste of resources..."

"Even this is not considered a cost, but can be regarded as a disguised population optimization to improve resource utilization."

"I can't count the number of birds on this stone, don't you really think about it?"

Jiang Cheng looked at Kosche, who shook his head slowly but firmly.

"Not consider."

"Why?" Jiang Cheng looked at him suspiciously: "Why do you reject this kind of plan that has only advantages and no disadvantages for Ursus?"

"Is it because the concentration camp plan will damage the image of Ursus? No, no, I have already told you, just put the blame on the emperor."

"Is it worried about sparking conflicts between ordinary people and infected people? But isn't that what we want?"

"In the end, as long as all the spearheads are turned on His Majesty the emperor, the more violent the conflict before, the greater the value that his death can bring, and the more thorough the people will vent."

Kosche remained silent and did not answer.

Jiang Cheng spread his hands: "Or are you worried about the truth being revealed? Stop making trouble, you know, no one cares about things like the truth, people will only believe what they want to believe."

"Who established the concentration camps, who persecuted the infected people to death, and what are the contradictions in the whole country, no one cares about these."

"No one is willing to believe that he helped a real sinner to kill a person who was really good for himself, and no one is willing to admit that the hope he placed is just a bubble."

"No one cares whether it is just or not, and no one cares whether the truth is correct."

"As long as the people who don't know anything let out their breath, they will become docile sheep again. The nobles don't care about other things as long as they get benefits in the process."

"If His Majesty the Emperor knew that his death would bring huge benefits to the country, he would also be happy. As for you, you can take this opportunity to control the situation and lead Ursas to a better future."

"But you're talking about success," Kosche said.

Jiang Cheng shrugged: "Any plan has the risk of failure. The logic I said is indeed feasible, and the success rate is not low. The rest is your own operation in the process. If you can't complete it, you can only blame yourself Not capable enough."

"If I lose, Ursus will..." Kosiche was interrupted by Jiang Cheng halfway through.

"It will get better." Jiang Cheng looked at him and smiled: "Duke Kosiche is the chief of all evils, His Majesty the wise and mighty emperor killed him, and then took advantage of the situation to launch a purge, unifying the differences in the court. Opinions, won the hearts of the people, coupled with the minerals brought by your previous operations, he can better lead Ursas to a better future."

"It doesn't matter whether you win or lose, because the end of this plan must be the dead person, and that person will be responsible. If a dead person is responsible, it won't have any impact on Ursus' reputation."

"Whether the plan is successful or not, in the end, Ursus will be fine, and that's the most important point."

Jiang Cheng was still smiling.

But Kosche couldn't laugh.

He was silent for a long time, then took a step, and walked into the room with the snacks and tea that Jiang Cheng had asked for earlier.

"What you said makes sense, and I agree with your plan, but I won't implement it." Kosche sat opposite Jiang Cheng and shook his head.

"Whatever you want." Jiang Cheng didn't mean to force him, took the tea in Kosiche's hand, and then got up to make a pot of tea for himself: "I know what you are worried about, you are worried that there is something in this plan that you can't see There are hidden dangers or dangers, you are worried that the situation will get out of control, you are worried about what I will do in the process ... I understand."

After saying that, Jiang Cheng also poured a cup of tea for Kosiche, and continued: "But you don't need to worry, after all, I'm not a bad person, and I'm just chatting with you, and your worries are superfluous."

Kosiche glanced at Jiang Cheng: "I don't think people will talk about such things when they are chatting."

"That's because you rarely go to the roadside to chat with those old men." Jiang Cheng shook his head and took a sip of tea: "If you go shopping more, you will find that they really can chat about everything. They will talk about everything from the piglets to the wars that may happen in the next few hundred years."

"But they won't talk in such detail, they won't have specific plans, and the most important point is that no matter how much they talk, they can't change the reality." Kosich paused, and glanced at Jiangcheng meaningfully: "But I can."

"It's up to you, I'm just chatting casually anyway." Jiang Cheng didn't care about such trivial matters, because to him, it was really just a casual chat with the juniors.

Then the two were silent with each other for a while, Jiang Cheng silently enjoyed the tea brought by Kosche, and Kosche didn't want to talk to Jiang Cheng either - mainly because he was afraid that something would come out of his mouth.

To be honest, Kosiche was actually very tempted by the plan that Jiangcheng said, especially after he went out to communicate with other Kosiches and confirmed the feasibility and pros and cons of the plan, the feeling of being tempted reached its peak.

He almost wanted to implement Jiang Cheng's plan, but stopped the car in the end.

There is no such thing as a free lunch, and even if there is, sooner or later there will be a price to pay.

Kosche understood this truth.

If he had come up with this plan himself, he would have carried it out without hesitation.

As long as it can bring benefits to Ursus, it doesn't matter whether the method is despicable or not, and the process is just or not, only the result is important.

But the problem is that this plan came from Jiang Cheng's mouth.