Three Kingdoms: This Liu Chan Is a Bit Ruthless

In order to avenge the loss of Jingzhou and the death of Guan Yu, Liu Bei led his army to attack Wu. In order to avoid the attack, Wu general Lu Xun insisted on not fighting, and the two sides faced off. During the Shu army's expedition, it was difficult to supply supplies and was unable to fight quickly. Coupled with the hot weather in summer, morale gradually declined. In order to relieve the suffering of the soldiers from the scorching heat, Liu Bei ordered the Shu army to camp in the mountains and forests to escape the heat. Lu Xun saw the opportunity and ordered each of his soldiers to bring a handful of thatch. When they arrived at the Shu army camp, they set fire to it and attacked fiercely. The wooden fence of the Shu army camp and the surrounding trees were flammable, and the fire quickly spread throughout the camps. The Shu army was in chaos, and more than forty battalions were defeated by the Wu army. Liu Bei, who had narrowly escaped death, returned to Yong'an City. He regretted that his life's hard work had been wasted, and he couldn't afford it. He urgently summoned Zhuge Liang and Li Yan to Baidi City to settle the funeral arrangements. He even said to Kong Ming, "If you are ten times more talented than Cao Pi, you will be able to rule the country and accomplish great things. If your heir can assist you, assist him; if he is not talented, you can take care of yourself." This is the famous "Liu Bei Tuogu in Baidi City" in history. And at this critical moment, a modern Internet author travels to Liu Chan to see how he survives the desperate situation and creates greater glory! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.