Three Kingdoms: Cao Cao Attacks Xuzhou, So I Get Liu Bei Out of There

After transmigrating to the late Han Dynasty, Liu Yi became a member of the imperial clan, a younger cousin from the same clan as Liu Bei.

To prevent the tragic future in which the Five Barbarians ravaged China and Han Chinese became human livestock, he unhesitatingly followed Liu Bei to Xuzhou.

At the time, Liu Bei had taken Xuzhou for the second time. Cao Cao, seeking to eliminate a threat to his rear before the Battle of Guandu, was raising troops and preparing to attack.

Was he supposed to watch Liu Bei lose, seek refuge with Liu Biao, and waste ten years in Xinye?

And then, just when things finally started looking up, Guan Yu would carelessly lose Jingzhou, Emperor Zhaolie would suffer a bitter defeat at Yiling, and Kongming would die before he could complete his mission?

So he decisively led Liu Bei out of Xuzhou. After a winding journey of a thousand li, they took control of all Guanzhong and laid the foundation for an emperor's reign!

Cao Cao: "Liu Ziyu can command a million men, winning every battle and taking every city he attacks. He is a god of war, unmatched under heaven. I am no match for him!"

Sun Quan: "How I regret it! If I'd known Jiangdong would fall to Liu Ziyu, I should have allied with Cao against Liu at Red Cliff and wiped the bastard out first!"

Liu Bei: "I've fought for so many years. Can't I enjoy myself for a change? I'll leave everything to Ziyu. Keep the music playing, keep on dancing!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.