That's just how fierce Lu Bu is. He does whatever he wants.
He masters peerless martial arts and, at twenty-nine, lives as a humble farmer in the countryside.
The moment he emerges from seclusion, he's invincible, yet incomparably low-key.
Cao Cao: "The Flying General is incredible, the greatest under heaven. Why don't you become emperor?"
Lu Bu: "I won't be an emperor of geography. I'll be an emperor of heavenly and human justice."
The Three Kingdoms' greatest warrior: the invincible Lu Bu, specializing in putting unruly fighters in their place.
A peerless master with a hidden, compassionate hand. Instead of destroying his opponents, he helps them thrive.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The author SB, what the hell is he writing?
I think the author is very gifted and talented. This book is very well written but a little slow to get started. If he can persist to one million words, he will definitely be famous in the sky. Big boost for the author!
Good guy, Fei Lu is really humbled by his ability.
What the hell are you writing? It's inexplicably messy.
What the hell is this? If you want to read classical Chinese, you might as well read Romance of the Three Kingdoms. . .