Three Kingdoms: the Best Warrior in the World

Guan Yu: "Guan has no respect for heaven or earth in his life. He only respects two people. One is my eldest brother Liu Bei and Liu Xuande, and the other is my husband Lu Yan and Lu Boli." Cao Cao: "How could Liu Bei, a young mat weaver, have such a good fortune? First he had the three brave generals Guan, Zhang, and Zhao, and now he has Lu Boli. This man must be Cao's great enemy." Xun Yu: "Lu Boli is proficient in the art of war and understands strategy. He can be said to be a great talent in the country. He is not as good as Yu." Guo Jia: "Lu Boli, in every battle, you must anticipate that the enemy will be ahead of you and have a clever plan behind you. Having such an opponent is both a great blessing and a great misfortune in life." Sima Hui: "Lu Boli, with a small plan, can defeat the weak and a strong one; with a big plan, he can pacify the world. He can be called a peerless man of our time." ………… … There are several lines of names in Qing history, and countless barren hills in Beimang. The former cultivated and the latter harvested, and it was said that dragons and tigers were fighting each other. Lu Yan reincarnated for thousands of years and became Liu Bei's number one schemer. In this troubled world, heroes are rising together, and the princes are separatist. As a counselor, I will sweep the world for my lord! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.