Who Says Lü Bu Was a Slave to Three Masters!

Is what you see really the truth? A different story, a different Lü Bu. He wears a three-pronged purple-gold headdress, a brocade robe of red flowers from Xichuan, linked armor with a beast-faced helmet, and a finely decorated lion-patterned belt. A bow and arrows hang at his side, a painted halberd rests in his hand, and beneath him is the wind-snorting Red Hare. Truly, “Lü Bu among men, Red Hare among horses”!