Lü Bu Reborn: Fighting in the Three Kingdoms Once More

Quick update, there's nothing toxic about what I've written so far. It is suggested that Zhang Fei must die in Lu Bu's hands.

Dear readers, I am the author of this article and I have something to explain to you. The protagonist I wrote, Lu Bu, was reborn, so his starting point determined some things, and he was unable to make major changes in a short period of time. For example, if a poor boy were to speculate in stocks back in the past, he would not be able to compete with capital giants because his original capital was too small. This book will reflect the shocking and ruthless methods of the Han Dynasty's number one 'poison master', Li Ru. After all, he was the person behind these great deeds, including poisoning the emperor, excavating the imperial tombs, moving the capital to Chang'an, and burning Luoyang. In the later period, Jia Xu, who also belonged to the Xiliang family, could only be called a "poisonous man" in front of Li Ru because his viciousness was a passive skill (he would not offend others unless others offended him). In the following chapters, you will see how Li Ru stirred up the situation in Chang'an alone and manipulated the entire Xiliang Army into his hands. Readers are curious why Lu Bu didn't recruit Gao Shun. This is because Gao Shun first appeared in history after Lu Bu was driven out of Puyang. Gao Shun was from Chenliu in Yanzhou, which was Zhang Miao's sphere of influence at that time, so Gao Shun was most likely Zhang Miao's subordinate. Moreover, the trapping camp trained by Gao Shun is heavy infantry. This kind of excessive resource consumption is something Lu Bu cannot support in the early stage. If you read the plot patiently, you will find that many famous characters from the late Han Dynasty will appear one after another. The author will also rigorously combine the environment at that time and the characters described in their history to make logical arrangements for them.

Update, keep at it, it's really possible, keep at it until it's finished.