< br >Chapter 1423 is not for power or official position. < br >Li Chen is not a soldier, and there is no emotional tendency of a soldier in the basic factors of his choice. < br >he is a politician, and there is only one driver for politicians to make choices, and that is interest. < br >in Li Chen's view, Su Pingbei's choice is by no means a choice that a qualified politician should make. < br >nothing else, the risk is too great. < br >and is ridiculously large. < br >even if Li Chen is not a soldier, you can see how risky the plan is and how high the failure rate is. The most outrageous thing about < br >is that even if the task is executed successfully, the risk will not decrease with the end of the task, but will increase exponentially. < br >in the grasslands, take a thousand men to cut off the supply lines of 600000 Liao troops. < br >if it succeeds, it will certainly be an excellent choice for Qin Jun to exchange the least sacrifice for the maximum benefit. < br >but for the thousand people on the mission, this is a desperate situation where there is no return. < br >from the overall point of view, this crazy plan put forward by Wu Jingcang is not only no problem, but a genius plan. < br >but the last thing that should be done is that it is Su Pingbei who executes this person. < br >anyone can die, but not Su Pingbei. < br >Li Chen's silence represents too many things at times like this. < br >it is silence that gives others infinite reverie without any reaction. < br >is the crown prince for or against it? < br >as long as the prince does not speak, then this attitude is not clear and is worth being guessed. < br >(adsbygoogle = indo.adsbygoogle | | []) .ush ({ }); < br >for Wu Jingcang, there is no need to guess this question, most of the time not speaking is actually an attitude. < br >there are defaults and denials. < br >at this moment, the silence of the crown prince is obviously dominated by the latter. < br >that's why he told Su Pingbei that the prince didn't want to see the trouble caused by Su Pingbei's death. < br >but in fact, Wu Jingcang is very much in favor of Su Pingbei to carry out this plan. < br >it was not that he deliberately dug a hole to bury Su Pingbei. He did not have a personal grudge with Su Pingbei. On the contrary, he appreciated this younger generation very much, saying that he did not insult the reputation of the army god. < br >but because of Su Pingbei's excellence, in Wu Jingcang's eyes, Su Pingbei is the best person to carry out this task. < br >other people will not fail, but will lower the probability of success of the mission. Su Pingbei's excellent military command ability and talent can greatly increase the probability of success, which had little hope. < br >Wu Jingcang, as the coach of the Crescent Moon pass, he only wants to do one thing, and that is to keep the Crescent Moon pass. The difference in the position of < br >brings about a different point of view of things, so he agrees, while Li Chen disagrees. < br >combined with this point, Wu Jingcang deliberately showed kindness to Su Ping and made those words of meritorious deeds, which obviously had an ulterior purpose. < br >he knew that he was going to see the prince soon, and the prince would probably not approve of letting Su Pingbei carry out this mission. At this time, he could not speak. At this time, the only one who could object was Su Pingbei himself. < br >< br/ >< br >

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