Alien Arms Empire

 Chapter 13981399 The pattern opens up a bit

"Who said we must land in Dorne?" Sitting at the main seat in the conference room, Tang Mo looked at his generals curiously.

 Many generals did not realize this method of solving the problem and were a little surprised. Even Chief of Staff Loew, who had just raised this issue, was a little surprised.

The Tang Empire rarely expanded proactively. Tang Mo preferred to stand on the side of justice, acting like he had no choice but to gain support from public opinion and public opinion.

 This is a means. Using such a passive method can stabilize public opinion to the greatest extent and allow the people to support one's own war. Metaphysically speaking, it means holding high the banner of righteousness.

Whether it was the previous first anti-Tang war or the so-called second anti-Tang war this time, the Tang Empire seemed to be passive in fighting the war, so it received the full support of the Tang people.

Reflected on a practical level, the Tang Empire has sufficient soldiers and its production capacity has skyrocketed. The war has continued without much anti-war sentiment.

Comparing the aggressive Qin State, we can see the superiority of this policy. However, an empire always puts itself in a passive position, which is obviously inconsistent with the expanding strength of the Tang Empire.

But this time the situation is obviously different. The intelligence department of the Tang Empire has brought back too much news. These clues clearly show that many empires on the Eastern Continent are uniting and trying to use Dorne to bring down the Tang Empire. The focus is on the southern region of the Eastern Continent.

The opponent's idea is very simple. Since the Tang Empire and Dorne are still at war, it is unlikely that the Tang Empire will take the initiative to attack countries that have not declared war with the Tang Empire.

 Analyzing the past of the Tang Empire, it seems that it has never taken the initiative to provoke a new opponent without ending the war.

  It seems that this is the basic national policy of the Tang Empire, so it can be used to make Dorne become the shield of the Eastern Continent and the battlefield for the Eastern Continent and the Tang Empire.

As long as Dorne is prepared for war and then the Tang Empire is plunged into a quagmire of war, the Tang Empire may stop expanding after being defeated once and switch to a more stable strategy of managing the Western Continent.

Once the monarch of an empire starts to slack off, once an empire starts to be content with the status quo, then the decadence will begin. The monarchs of the Eastern Continent are too familiar with all this, so they believe that as long as the Tang Empire is forced into this state, They have hope of winning.

 After obtaining the information that the Eastern Continent Empire was secretly supporting Dorne, Loew, Qian Jinhang and others did not pay too much attention. In their view, even if the battlefield was concentrated in Dorne, they had countless landing areas to choose from.

 The battlefield advantage is still on their side, so the several plans for landing in Dorne submitted to Tang Mo are still relatively conservative. It was precisely because of seeing these conservative plans that Tang Mo convened such a military meeting.

“Have you been good guys for a long time and think we really have no temper?” Tang Mo smiled and continued to ask his generals.

He looked at Qian Jinhang, then at Loew, and then continued to ask: "We are so clear on weekdays. Who is from this faction and that faction? I think I have a brand on myself. Why don't I take it this time?" Does your identity matter?"

These questions made the generals who participated in the meeting bow their heads and remain silent. They were very afraid of forming cliques in front of His Majesty the Emperor. Naturally, they were embarrassed when the Emperor found out about their secret actions. "We came out of Bunas, so...how about the slogan of returning to Bunas?" Tang Mo smiled and raised a question again.

This new question suddenly made Loew raise his head. He is an old man who has followed Tang Mo since the Bunas era, so he is naturally full of emotions about it.

In the past, their strategic focus was on the Western Continent. Generals from the Eastern Continent have always felt that they were like rootless duckweeds, passers-by in the Western Continent.

Now, His Majesty the Emperor actually asked such a question and issued the slogan of returning to Bunas. How can we not make people excited?

 At least at the top of the Tang Empire, more than half of the generals were eager to fight back to Bunas and get back what they had lost.

Therefore, many people were eager to try: it was too naive for them to limit their attack to Dorne. Since these countries in the Eastern Continent united to try to use a dirty method to deceive the Tang Empire, then the Tang Empire There is no need for the empire to reason.

"I'm just asking casually. The battlefield does not have to be set in Bunas... Everwinter Port is also good, Rewind Port is also good... We have lost too much in the past, and we need to get back a lot, so... gentlemen... Imagination is very important." Tang Mo pointed to his temple and opened up a new way of thinking for all his subordinates.

"I hope you can understand that the Tang Empire is not static. It may be modest or tyrannical. We must develop according to our own ideas, not how the enemy wants us to develop!" Tang Mo finished. Then he stood up and stopped wasting time: "Redraw the attack plan."

"Yes! Your Majesty!" All the generals present stood up and responded with their heads held high. They also knew that as long as Tang Mo gave an opinion, the meeting would be over.

 The emperor's time is very precious, and wasting the emperor's time is a crime. His Majesty just went to the drawing room and made a few sketches, the value of which was incalculable.

Most of the time, he just sat there and dictated some techniques. Naturally, there were recorders below who kept writing, recording those precious ideas, so that the emperor's "wisdom" could benefit everyone in the world.

Tang Mo's recent attention has been on "Miss Qiu" of the Tang Empire. Although his most proud disciple Garza has been mastering this project in the laboratory, the actual progress is indeed too slow.

The Tang Empire invested countless manpower and material resources to purify the world's radioactive materials, and tried every means to conduct nuclear fission experiments.

 But the result was failure again and again - logically speaking, the technology of the Tang Empire has exceeded or is close to that of Blue Star in the 1970s. With the blessing of computers, it should not be difficult to build an atomic bomb.

But it turned out that nuclear weapons seemed to be a taboo in this world. Even if Tang Mo had a complete and almost flawless nuclear weapons blueprint in his mind, the Tang Empire still stumbled for a long time in the development process of nuclear bombs.

 This is very wrong...very...wrong.

 (End of this chapter)