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Chapter 214 Three Heroes Fight Lu Bu

The afternoon time is still a TV series that ancient people of all dynasties look forward to, a rare happy time in the day.

People in the late Eastern Han Dynasty are especially concerned about it, because after all, they can get a glimpse of some historical trends.

The last episode of The Romance of the Three Kingdoms showed the plot of Cao Mengde offering his sword to Dong Zhuo. In the end, after Cao Cao escaped, he prepared to recruit troops to contact Yuan Shao and others to attack Dong Zhuo.

According to the plot of the TV series and current history, the fifth episode should be the plot of the Eighteen Route Princes composed of Cao Cao and Yuan Shao to attack Dong Zhuo.

For the next plot, Cao Cao, Yuan Shao, Liu Bei, Dong Zhuo and others were extremely concerned.

With the much-anticipated anticipation of ancient people from all dynasties, the fifth episode of The Romance of the Three Kingdoms has arrived as scheduled.

[Episode 5: Three Heroes Fight Lu Bu

Cao Cao's attempt to assassinate Dong Zhuo failed, so he fled back to Chenliu, dispersed his family wealth, and recruited local warriors.

Cao Cao contacted Yuan Shao and sent appeals to various states and counties against Dong Zhuo, which received responses from all over the world.

In the first month of 190 AD, the eighteen princes came to support the Han Dynasty and formed an alliance through their blood. They recommended Yuan Shao, the Marquis of Qixiang and the Governor of Bohai, as the leader of the alliance, and jointly launched an army to attack Dong Zhuo.

Yuan Shao ordered his brother Yuan Shu, the prefect of Nanyang, to be the governor of grain and grass, and ordered Sun Jian, the prefect of Changsha, to be the vanguard to advance to Sishui Pass. The army soon set off and marched to Luoyang.

Eighteen groups of troops marched into Luoyang, and Dong Zhuo sent the brave general Hua Xiong to fight.

Yuan Shu was afraid that Sun Jian would take the lead, so he deliberately did not distribute food and grass, causing Sun Jian to be defeated.

Hua Xiong also killed Bao Zhong, Zu Mao, Yu She, and Pan Feng, and the princes were shocked.

Guan Yu volunteered to fight, but due to his low status, he was despised by Yuan Shao and Yuan Shu.

Cao Cao appreciated Guan Yu's courage and ordered him to pour a glass of hot wine to encourage Guan Yu.

Guan Yu said, "Put down the wine. I'll come as soon as I go."

He went out of the tent, picked up his knife, jumped on his horse and rode away.

Just listen to the loud beating of drums and loud shouts outside the tent, and the princes from all walks of life are in shock and doubt.

Guan Yu had already carried Hua Xiong's head back to the tent, but the glass of wine was still warm.

After Hua Xiong was beheaded, Dong Zhuo killed Yuan Shao's uncle, the Grand Tutor Yuan Wei, and raised an army of 200,000, divided into two groups.

Along the way, Li Jue and Guo Si guarded Sishui Pass.

He himself led Li Ru, Lu Bu and others to garrison Hulao Pass with a main force of 150,000.

Yuan Shao sent eight princes to Hulao Pass to meet the enemy, and Cao Cao led his army to meet the enemy between the two passes.

Lu Bu fought bravely and invincibly, stabbing Fang Yue and Mu Shun to death, injuring Wu Anguo, and defeated Gongsun Zan.

Zhang Fei couldn't hold himself back, raised his spear and went out to fight. He fought fiercely with Lu Bu for fifty rounds, with neither victory nor defeat.

When Guan Yu saw him, he slapped his horse and danced with the eighty-two-pound Qinglong Yanyue Sword to attack Lu Bu.

The three horses fought together and failed to defeat Lu Bu.

Liu Bei also came to help with his double swords. The three brothers surrounded Lu Bu, and the four horses fought together like a revolving lantern.

Lu Bu finally couldn't resist and was defeated back to Hulao Pass.

The eighteen princes all have their own concerns and are suspicious of each other.

Lu Bu was newly defeated and his troops had no intention of fighting. Dong Zhuo followed Li Ru's advice and led his troops back to Luoyang and moved the emperor to Chang'an.

Cao Cao saw Dong Zhuo heading west to Chang'an and asked Yuan Shao to take advantage of the situation to pursue him.

Yuan Shao refused to send troops on the grounds that the princes were tired and could not move lightly.

When Cao Cao saw this, he said nothing and walked away. 】

"I have General Pan Feng who will be killed by Hua Xiong within three moves."

"Liu Bei was the one who held back and grabbed people's heads"

"A romance is a novel after all, and Boss Cao is quite positive in the Three Kingdoms"

"Luo Guanzhong made random changes, and many official histories were tampered with."

"Three against one is nothing, winning is not honorable"

"In real history, if Lu Bu had met Liu, Guan, and Zhang, he would have burped"

"I feel that Liu Bei is too hypocritical and cries at every turn. His territory was gained by cheating with tears."

"The Three Kingdoms respects Cao and demotes Liu, while the Romance of the Three Kingdoms respects Liu and demotes Cao"

"Dong Zhuo is also incompetent. The good situation was reduced to this, and he finally had to move the capital and escape."

"Don't forget history, go to history, if you want to see history, go to the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms"

Luo Guanzhong: Why are you scolding me? The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is a literary work. It is normal to modify it in some places.

In order to make the story more interesting, he adapted a lot of places. This is a normal operation in writing novels.

The Romance of the Three Kingdoms was adapted from the historical book Three Kingdoms. Even if he scolded him because it was different from the official history, he accepted it.

If you want to read the official history, just go to the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms.

His Romance of the Three Kingdoms is a novel. On the premise that the overall historical trend remains unchanged, more emphasis is placed on storytelling to make the novel more interesting and attractive to readers.

Guan Yu: I don’t think there is anything disgraceful about three against one. The three of us are brothers who share life and death. There is nothing wrong with helping our brothers.

The rules of dueling are nothing more than one-on-one, and he naturally understands that.

But Zhang Fei's life was in danger during the challenge with Lu Bu. As the second brother, he didn't care about the rules of single combat and went up two against one.

Good guy, our brothers Taoyuan are sworn to live and die together. How can an elder brother not take action when he sees his younger brother being beaten?

Don't worry about the duel rules at a critical moment. It's important to save your brothers first.

Besides, his attack was not considered a sneak attack, but an honest challenge.

Firstly, he did not fire a cold arrow, and secondly, he shouted "Look at the sword" to remind Lu Bu before taking action.

Li Shimin: Why do some people say that the Romance of the Three Kingdoms respected Liu and demoted Cao? Why do I feel that the Romance of the Three Kingdoms greatly dwarfed Liu Bei.

He had read the description of Liu Bei in the official history of the Three Kingdoms. He spoke little, was kind to others, and could not express his emotions or anger.

Moreover, Chen Shou, the author of the Three Kingdoms, also commented on Liu Bei in the Three Kingdoms. He was generous and generous, knew people and treated people well, had the style of the great ancestor, and was a hero.

But now when I look at Liu Bei in the TV series Romance of the Three Kingdoms, it seems that he only emphasizes benevolence and has no highlights. Moreover, the play also portrays Liu Bei as an indecisive person who likes to cry.

Although Romance of the Three Kingdoms seems to praise Liu Bei's benevolence, it actually weakens Liu Bei.

Liu Bei: I am not like that in the play. In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, I was portrayed as a cowardly person full of benevolence and righteousness who loves to cry. Why do I feel that Luo Guanzhong is being overtly praised and secretly belittled?

He is not as weak as in the play at all. On the contrary, he was very prestigious among the Northland Rangers when he was young, and was famous for being vigorous and loyal.

It is precisely because of this that some people are willing to help him and fund the army, money and rebels.

Moreover, he later acted as a middleman between major forces. If he couldn't fight or behave, he wouldn't be so popular.

You know, Yuan Shao and Cao Cao both unanimously valued him at the beginning, but they did not only see Guan Yu and Zhang Fei under his command.

If we only talk about front-line battle experience, he is the most powerful among the monarchs of the Three Kingdoms.

In terms of personal force value, although he is not as good as the top famous generals, he is still at the level of a quasi-first-class general.

His defeats were basically caused by fighting more with less. If he fought an evenly matched battle, he could definitely give Cao Cao a fight.

Zhu Di: Why are there still people belittling Liu Bei? From my point of view, Liu Bei can definitely be called a great hero.

The dream he had when he was playing in the mud persisted throughout his life. A child with nothing set his dream to save the world from an early age. After he turned fourteen, local heroes donated money one after another.

Afterwards, Taoyuan became sworn sworn sworn sworn friends, but the generals could not reach Guanzhang and the number of soldiers could not reach a hundred.

He became the county magistrate by relying on his close friend from the same village. The governor came to blackmail him. In a rage, he tied up the governor, whipped him 200 times and resigned from office.

When they arrived in Xuzhou, the rich and powerful dispersed all their wealth and connections to help them raise an army.

After more than six major defeats, he continued to move forward, and successively voted for Lu Bu, Cao Cao, Yuan Shao, and Liu Biao as partners, not caring about his wife taking the first step.

He is even more willing to treat the virtuous corporal and pay three visits to an unknown villager in his twenties in the thatched cottage.

When I arrived in Jingzhou, I was nearly fifty years old. When I drank too much, I didn't brag about how great I was, but shed tears and lamented that my great achievements had not been accomplished.

Throughout Liu Bei's life, he was affectionate, righteous, strong, and charming.

I ran away many times, either someone told me or I escaped on my own.

Yuan Shao went out of the city to welcome him for more than three hundred miles, and Liu Biao warmly welcomed him. Liu Zhang also went out of the city to welcome him for more than two hundred miles and felt at home.

A weak man who fought against the fiercest men in the world, even if he was defeated again and again, was still respected by the people of the world. The most fierce Cao thieves called him a hero.

It's a pity that it was too late to get the super counselor. Cao Cao had already unified the north and it was too late.

Liu Bei, a man who weaved mats and sold straw sandals, maintained his moral bottom line in troubled times, never changed his original intention, and never failed to live up to his friendship.

After many battles and defeats, I have been displaced many times, and I have completed a small part of my childhood dream.

Although he failed to regain the Han Dynasty, Liu Bei's life is still a legend.

This kind of Liu Bei is in sharp contrast to the traitorous hero in troubled times.

Unparalleled heroes, Qianlong is never afraid of being trapped in the abyss. Why should a hero lament his years?

Dong Zhuo: If I don’t move the capital to Chang’an, I will be besieged sooner or later if I stay in Luoyang.

It was not that he was cowardly and ran away, but that he had to move the capital to Chang'an for the sake of the overall situation.

Eighteen princes attacked him, and his general Hua Xiong was beheaded.

The situation of Hulao Pass is critical. Once Hulao Pass is broken, the eighteen princes are approaching Luoyang.

Moreover, Lu Bu was also defeated at that time, so he naturally wanted to escape.

Moreover, when he first raised his troops, he came from the Xiliang area, and when he retreated to Chang'an, he would be closer to his own power.

At this time, if the emperor can be moved to Chang'an, it will be more powerful to control the emperor and control the imperial power.

In addition, the White Wave Army of the Yellow Turban Remaining Party arrived in Hedong, with more than 100,000 troops, seriously threatening Luoyang.

Once Bai Bo's army crosses the river south to cut off his route to Guanxi, Yuan Shao's coalition forces will be so powerful that the two-on-one will really be in a desperate situation.

Also, although he held the power of the court, many people were not loyal to him.

With no other choice, he decided to move the capital to Chang'an in order to avoid hostile forces.

By establishing a new dynasty within his sphere of influence, he would be able to do as he pleased.

But in Luoyang, I was restricted by others and couldn't let go.

[Episode 6: Chain Plan

The Eighteenth Route Army's attack on Dong's princes was divided and they stood still.

Dong Zhuo took the opportunity to coerce the emperor and move the capital to Chang'an. In the court, he was even more authoritarian, domineering and extremely arrogant.

One day during the banquet, Sikong Zhang Wen was beheaded for no reason, and the civil and military officials in the court turned pale with horror.

Situ Wang Yun wanted to get rid of Dong Zhuo, but he had no good strategy.

He was worried about state affairs and could not sleep. He came to the garden alone and found the singer Diao Chan sighing at the moon in the garden.

When he learned that Diao Chan was worried about the people, he made a series of plans with her.

First, Diaochan was promised to marry Lü Bu, and then to Dong Zhuo, driving a wedge between father and son, prompting Lü Bu to kill Dong Zhuo.

Lu Bu returned from hunting and met Diao Chan by the stream. He saw Diao Chan's beauty and was intoxicated.

Wang Yun invited Lü Bu to his palace and promised to give Diao Chan to Lü Bu as his concubine.

"Choose a good time sooner or later and deliver it to the general's residence."

Taking the opportunity of Lu Bu going to Xiwu to escort the chariot, Wang Yun presented Diao Chan to Dong Zhuo. 】

"Yuan Shao chose to pursue and pacify the world at that time. With his family background, he was invincible. What a pity."

"Once successful, wouldn't Yuan Shao be the next prime minister? His vision is too short-sighted and he is indecisive."

"Wang Situ cleverly used a series of tricks, and Dong Taishi made a big fuss in Fengyi Pavilion"

"Episode 6: Wang Situ marries a second daughter, Lu Bu's girlfriend becomes a baby mother"

"Boss Cao deeply realizes that the big man is completely rotten"

"If Yuan Shao obeys Cao Cao, Yuan Shao will become a powerful minister and Cao Cao will become Xun Yu"

"From now on, there will be no hot-blooded young man Cao Mengde, only the ruthless boss Cao"

"Boss Cao really wants to help the Han Dynasty at this time, but all the princes have their own evil intentions."

Li Longji: This episode should be the second incident of Cao Cao's transformation.

If killing Lu Boshe to save his life was the first time Cao Cao broke through the moral bottom line, then the eighteen princes all had different intentions, but he was loyal to the country, and his final defeat was a real blow to Cao Cao.

From then on, the passionate young man who admonished He Jin and assassinated Dong Zhuo out of an impartial heart was really suppressed by the heavy reality and became an unscrupulous careerist.

However, no matter how unscrupulous Cao Cao was, he never forgot that he was a Han official throughout his life, and he would still insist on his wish to be "General Cao Hou of the Han Dynasty in the West".

On his deathbed, he just wanted to be King Wen of Zhou, and Cao Cao still wanted to try his best to find the shadow of that passionate young man.

Zhao Kuangyin: It seems now that Li Ru was the top counselor at the beginning of the troubled times in the late Eastern Han Dynasty.

In terms of strategy, Li Ru was very good, which impressed him.

Abandoning Luoyang and moving the capital to Chang'an, he saw that the alliance of the Eighteenth Route Army, each with its own agenda, would not advance with troops.

Later, Luoyang was burned down and the jade seal was hidden in the well where the water was drawn.

Under the guidance of the small soldiers, the alliance to challenge Dong will collapse on its own.

Next, fight to the death for Yu Xi, and buy time for Dong Zhuo to move and gather troops.

The eighteen princes all have different intentions, and they are at odds with each other to give themselves time to develop.

It's just that Dong Zhuo was useless and he couldn't control himself. He was fascinated by the beauty and prosperity.

At this time, the other princes have not yet developed. If they use the name of the emperor to seize the danger of Tongguan and occupy the wealth of Chang'an, they will have the courage of Lu Bu.

The Xiliang soldiers under his command are all fierce, and the civil servants have Li Confucianism and Jia Xu, so it is not difficult to unite the world.

It's a pity that the character is lacking, otherwise there would be no Three Kingdoms, and there would only be one more powerful Master Dong in the history books.

Zhu Yuanzhang: There is no Diao Chan in official history. Luo Guanzhong should have adapted it here.

It is recorded in the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms that Lu Bu provoked one of Dong Zhuo's maids, and Dong Zhuo was angry and threw a halberd at him, which made Lu Bu feel resentful.

Coupled with the instigation of people like Wang Yun, Lu Bu had the idea of ​​killing Dong Zhuo.

The fictional character Diao Chan was probably made up based on this official history.

(End of this chapter)