Three Kingdoms: Betrayed by Liu Bei and Help Lu Bu Seize Jiangdong

"Big-eared thief, you forced me to do this!" Traveling through the late Han Dynasty, Han Qingchu followed Tao Qian and took charge of the Danyang soldiers. In the battle of Xuzhou, he even captured Xiahou Dun alive, which shocked Yanxu. Unexpectedly, after Liu Bei took control of Xuzhou, he was worried that he would not be able to take charge of the Danyang army, so he planned to frame Han Qing and let the two fools Guan Yu and Zhang Fei command the army. Conflict breaks out. Han Qing led 3,000 Danyang troops to retreat from Xuzhou to help Lu Bu seize Jiangdong. ..... Since there were more generals around him, Lu Bu felt like he was receiving divine help. There is no shortage of food, and there are more and more soldiers and horses, so there is no need to live in depression for a long time. The big-eared thief is also particularly enthusiastic! Liu Bei: As a slave of the third surname, aren't you afraid that Han Qinggong will outshine your master? Lu Bu: Don't be afraid! I have an only daughter! Liu Bei: Poof! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.