Therefore, these two completely different methods of selecting and employing people also made it difficult for Lu Yuan to accept all captives from the Three Nations.
For instance, the captured military officers either came from Coastal Aristocratic Families, whose families were still resisting Chu State's invasion,
or they were disciples of the Southsea Sect or Nine River Sword Sect, and held grudges against Lu Yuan for murder of their masters, murder of their disciples, murder of their sect members, or the destruction of their sect.
Tell me, even if these people had talents, would Lu Yuan dare to use them?
Of course, he dared not.
Thus, in incorporating captives from the Three Nations, Lu Yuan could only integrate the lowest-level soldiers. As for middle and high-level officers, unless he could confirm they had little to do with the high-level powers of the Three Nations, under no circumstances would he employ them.
