So the rulers of the Sassanid Empire thought about it for a long time, and finally found the Western Turks to use as cannon fodder again. This time, the awakened Sassanids did not try to join forces with the Western Turks to launch a frontal military confrontation against Li Wenyuan, but decided to constantly send intelligence agents into Li Wenyuan's territory to lurk, and in order to avoid throwing too many men into Central Asia at one time, it was extremely likely to arouse Li Wenyuan's suspicion. As a result, they began to infiltrate Central Asia in batches as early as possible, either through legitimate channels or by smuggling, in short, in every way that the people of the Sassanid Empire could imagine, and finally planted a large number of people to infiltrate Li Wenyuan's territory.

At that time, it was the time of post-war reconstruction in Central Asia, and a large number of refugees and nomads who had escaped the war in the mountains came out of their hiding places. At this time, in order to be able to count the population of this area more effectively, Xue Renyue immediately set out to arrange for his human resources department to do a good job of identifying these people, that is, to apply for an ID card for these people, and at the same time to do a good job in household registration management, so that the movements of these people can be monitored at any time.

So those Sassanians and Western Turks who had infiltrated early took advantage of this God-given opportunity and naturally became legal citizens under Li Wenyuan's rule. On weekdays, with the economic subsidies brought from China, he lives a normal life in Central Asia, opening a business and doing some business, so that the way to make money is also convenient to ensure that he will not go hungry when the border blockade is too tight.

However, as time went on, more and more people infiltrated Central Asia, and at the same time, the great revolts of Roman slaves within the Sassanid Empire also broke out one after another. Although these Roman slaves could not be used to pose a threat to Sassanid rule, they were like maggots attached to the bones, and they could not be completely eradicated in any way. The endless uprising made the leader of the Sassanid Empire a little irritated and anxious, and he ordered the officials in charge of infiltrating Li Wenyuan's territory to prepare for the preparation of those who had previously planned to put into practice as soon as possible, and in the end, whether they succeeded or failed, they immediately withdrew their investment in this part and devoted themselves to the suppression of bandits in various parts of the Sassanid Empire.

Therefore, in this context, these Sassanids and Western Turks were forced by their superiors to carry out a pre-arranged plan before they were fully prepared. In addition to the basic transportation, which is the drinking water problem of urban residents and surrounding farmers, or poisoning or polluting, it is necessary to try every possible way to pollute the water sources in Central Asia, so that the residents of Central Asia are in a state of lack of drinking water. Water scarcity in Central Asia is worse than water scarcity in the Western Regions. After all, the drinking water and domestic water of residents usually rely on those deep wells that are drilled into the underground water storage layer, and once these deep wells are polluted, then in the short term, there will be a huge shortage of drinking water and domestic water for residents. Water is the source of life, and without water, the entire Central Asian region will be in turmoil, and at this time Central Asia is undoubtedly extremely vulnerable, and only when such an opportunity arises can the Sassanid Empire have the ability to try to counterattack again.

As for the great revolt of Roman slaves within the Sassanids themselves, the Sassanids did not pay any attention to it. After all, in addition to Roman slaves in the Sassanid territory, there were many other enemy slaves who were engaged in all kinds of complicated labor among the people. From time to time, slaves who could not endure the heavy labor rose up against the slave owners and against the rule of the Sassanids. However, the rebels were so large that they sometimes did not even require the regular Sassanid army, and the militia responsible for defending the city could easily suppress them. Therefore, for this Roman uprising, which was a little larger, no one in the Sassanid Empire, from the people to the rulers, took it seriously, and even thought that after this uprising, the value of Roman slaves would be cheaper.

But what the Sassanids never dreamed of was that the Sassanids who had been carefully planning and arranging for many years before infiltrating into Central Asia had just made a little waves, and they were completely suppressed by the local garrison not long after. Moreover, these people are far from being as backbone as the Sassanid bureaucrats imagined, and before the garrison could hand over these troublemakers to the night owls, they could no longer bear the torture after a circle in the hands of the military lords, and confessed everything they knew. So far, the dark chess pieces arranged by the Sassanids in Li Wenyuan's Central Asia region have been pulled up, and even if there are one or two leaky fish, they will eventually be drowned in the vast sea of the people, and they will not be able to set off any storms.

At this point, the Sassanids' last move was a miscalculation after all, and they had no choice but to give up the idea of continuing to trouble Li Wenyuan. And even in their own country they were facing a great problem: the rebel armies of the Romans began to march towards one place, as if they were about to converge there.

The Roman rebels were almost no threat to the regular Sassanid army, and even if the Romans fought bravely, facing the regular Sassanid army with their numbers was tantamount to hitting a stone with an egg. This is the main reason why the Sassanids did not take these Roman rebels seriously in the first place. But when they found that the advance teams sent out were successively defeated by these Roman rebels, they couldn't help but feel that they still underestimated the combat capabilities of the Roman rebels. But before they could continue to mobilize manpower to encircle and suppress these rebels, they found that these Roman rebels were no longer fighting separately as before, but were constantly moving, and the battlefield seemed to be faintly moving in one direction. This made the Sassanids feel a little bad, when these Roman rebels were scattered in various places on weekdays, it was already a little tricky, which actually caused some trouble to the Sassanid Empire, they had to gather several times the strength of the Romans to ensure the victory of the encirclement campaign, this is the preliminary assessment made by the generals in the Sassanid Imperial Palace.

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