Running a Restaurant: at the Beginning, Lu Bu Is Called His Adoptive Father

"Pa" I saw a man who was 2.34 Meters tall, wearing a purple gold crown with a three-pronged hair, a Xichuan red cotton flower robe, an animal-faced head-swallowing chain armor, an exquisite lion belt around his waist, a bow and arrow with him, and a halberd. He clenched his fists and knelt down on one knee to ask Song to learn the Tao. "Lü Bu has been wandering for half his life. He only regrets that he has never met his master. If the Lord does not abandon him, Bu is willing to worship him as his adoptive father." Who is so polite? He called me foster father when we first met. Wait a minute, this person says he is Lu Bu? Grass! Damn bad luck. Lu Bu also realized at this time that the man in front of him was not the Dong Gong he was longing for, but a man wearing strange clothes and with short hair. "Crack!" Lu Bu stood up suddenly, his eyes alert, holding Fang Tian's painted halberd in his left hand and a bow in his right, and yelled: "Where am I?" "What do you want?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.