Three Kingdoms: Using Ancient Battle Tactics to Trap and Kill Lu Bu!

After transmigrating to the late Han dynasty, Su Zhe becomes an unregistered strategist under Liu Bei, facing hellish difficulty from the start. Xuzhou is contested on all sides, Yuan Shu eyes the south, and Lu Bu lurks at their elbow, while Cao Cao and Yuan Shao both covet the north. Su Zhe clenches his fists. Lying flat is out of the question. Since Heaven has tossed me into this chaotic age, I'll show those famous generals and warlords what a dimensionality-reducing blow looks like! Facing a certain-death situation with Lu Bu about to raid their home, Su Zhe smiles coldly and lays out the board. First, he deploys a scheme to sow discord, making Yuan Shu and Sun Ce suspect each other and take up arms. Then, a letter provokes Chen Deng into leading troops from Guangling to attack Jiujiang from the flank, sealing off Yuan Shu's route north. Next, he has Guan Yu make a show of force at Xuyi to create a convincing illusion, while he accompanies Liu Bei and five thousand elite soldiers along the Si River, traveling by day and marching by night until they are secretly lying in ambush outside Xiapi.

Cao Bao opens the gates as planned to welcome the enemy. Lu Bu laughs wildly as he gallops through the west gate. Before his Sky Piercer halberd can even warm up, the drawbridge behind him crashes upward. The banner bearing the character "Lu" is cut down from the city wall, and the banner bearing "Liu" flutters in the wind. Five thousand ambushers surge out from all sides. Even the Red Hare is too fast to escape the snare Su Zhe has laid.

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