Mythical Three Kingdoms

”Is that so?” Jia Xu said after a moment of silence. He thought further ahead, realizing that Chen Xi’s plans were not just this simplistic; in fact, there were even more distant follow-ups.

”Zichuan, you are indeed capable of organizing and managing so many people, but if you want the horse to run, what promises do you need to make to these Miscellaneous Hun?” Chen Qun asked with a hint of curiosity, ”Although there are many Miscellaneous Hun, if they’re really used to achieve your goals, and if it’s just the normal slave labor method, the efficiency is far from satisfactory, and it takes too much time.”

”This is indeed a problem, and I haven’t thought of a very good solution,” Chen Xi said with a trace of thought, ”But at that time, it won’t just be these young and strong Miscellaneous Hun; more reliance will still be on Central Plains People. They are just one part. If the minimum requirements cannot be met, naturally someone will handle it. Since we can defeat them, we can surely manage them.”

[At this time, we need characters with a marketing ability, but unfortunately, such individuals who are adept at brainwashing and training others in brainwashing are extremely dangerous, not just in this era, but even in later generations. In this era, such figures could surely overthrow a nation.] Chen Xi thought silently.

Chen Xi understood the theory of brainwashing, but it was too difficult for him to execute. Many things seem easy to observe, but once you actually do them, they are quite challenging. Of course, Chen Xi had no idea that due to his oversight, there was already someone with this ability, delving into research out of interest.

”Xiang’er sister, what are you up to?” Li Yuan saw Ji Xiang taking a few people through twists and turns to a large classroom and looked at Ji Xiang with a bit of confusion.

”Henghengheng, let me show you my results!” Ji Xiang said proudly, ”Let me show you the research I’ve been conducting recently.”

”Why isn’t Sister Zhaoji here?” Wang Yi scanned the surroundings, asking slightly curiously. Ji Xiang had gathered all the women under Liu Bei’s rule who had nothing to do right now, so why didn’t she bring Cai Yan?

”She went to take care of Cai Zhenji,” Ji Xiang said casually. Although her relationship with Cai Yan was a bit strained ten days ago because Cai Yan didn’t lend her books, Ji Xiang couldn’t be bothered with such trivial matters now that she had achievements. Besides, the unfinished book hardly mattered, as she’s innovated anew, and she captured fifty uneducated hooligans for experimentation.

By the way, many thanks to Hua Tuo and Zhang Zhongjing for leaving the Medical Academy and heading to the frontline. Without these two giants, not even Hua Tuo’s son, Hua Fei, nor Hua Tuo’s disciple Wu Pu could suppress Ji Xiang. She’s now the biggest figure in the Medical Academy.

Otherwise, even as the Academy Head of the Divination Research Institute, Ji Xiang couldn’t complete the process in one day to apply for fifty hooligans for research.

Also, speaking frankly, human rights in this era are truly a joke, especially as there’s no such strange thing as medical disturbance. Although using live humans for research might seem unethical, compared to working in mines for free, doing heavy labor like bridge repairs in winter, not even mentioning the research Ji Xiang applied for, which doesn’t involve blood or knives; even if it did, they’d probably round up enough.

”What exactly are you showing us?” Jia Yun asked, puzzled, following Ji Xiang, and it was her first time visiting the experimental site behind the Medical Academy.

”Henghengheng, I previously found fifty hooligans and spent less than ten days brainwashing them to a complete transformation.” Ji Xiang said proudly.

Everyone was stunned, completely unable to understand what Ji Xiang meant. However, as Ji Xiang walked forward, they followed.

When they followed her, they found a group of young and strong sitting inside, listening to the person above explaining, each face full of fervor, going into a frenzy with every word and action from the person above, occasionally shouting various slogans, exhibiting all kinds of fanaticism.

”I don’t feel like they’re normal people at all,” Mi Zhen frowned at the bizarre scene inside, ”It feels like they’re being made a fool of.”

Ji Xiang wiped her sweat, ”Uh, I’ll adjust the teaching materials later. The teacher above is also someone I brainwashed, a somewhat knowledgeable hooligan, probably made it a bit extreme. It does seem like a bit of monkey business.”

”Moreover, it’s more than just monkey business; don’t you notice this group differs from normal people?” Huang Yueying observed for a while, ”Their expressions seem dazed, as if their thoughts and Will are not their own. They’re just executing this thought and Will.”

After Huang Yueying spoke, she hesitated, ”Moreover, their eyes seem very fervent, which makes them somewhat unlike mere executors in this regard.”

”Hmm, looks like I’ll need to adjust this aspect too later. Forced distortion of the opponent’s Will, using an indoctrination method, does seem problematic. I look at it every day and can’t see it; evidently, I still need you to observe.” Ji Xiang carefully studied the hooligans she had completely transformed through brainwashing, then turned to announce the changes.

”But you’re not just showing us these people, are you?” Wu Yuan said helplessly to Ji Xiang, wondering what’s interesting about these people.

”You don’t truly understand what I’m researching,” Ji Xiang looked at Wu Yuan displeased, and Wu Yuan was also helpless, completely feeling there’s nothing interesting about this group of people.