Three Kingdoms: The Han's Greatest Strategist, Helping Liu Bei Conquer Hebei

After transmigrating to the Three Kingdoms, he becomes the son of the great scholar Lu Zhi and Liu Bei's junior fellow disciple.

At this time, Dong Zhuo has seized control of Luoyang, and the eighteen warlords are about to unite against him.

Lu Yu decisively advises Liu Bei to be the first to raise an army, use Youzhou as their base, and join the struggle to rule the land.

Gongsun Zan?

For the sake of our shared master, I'll leave him with his whole corpse.

Yuan Shao?

Four generations of high ministers in his family, yet he has great ambitions and little wisdom, a fierce appearance but a cowardly heart. He's all reputation and no substance!

Cao Cao: If there were no Lu, I would never have lost the Battle of Guandu!

Sun Quan: I'm willing to offer my younger sister as a concubine. I beg Chancellor Lu to show mercy and spare my life.

Cai Yan: Husband, they say I bring death to my husbands...

Lu Yu: Don't worry. Your husband has a tough constitution. Even both of you sisters together couldn't bring me down!

The book says:

Shang Tang gained Yi Yin and won over the people of Xia. King Wen gained Jiang Ziya and subdued the Shang.

Emperor Gaozu gained Zhang Liang and built an empire. Emperor Liezu gained Lu Yu and brought about the Han dynasty's revival three times.

This is a story about Liu Bei's advisers. Give it a try if you're interested.

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