Changshan Zhao Zilong: Three Hundred Righteous Followers at the Beginning to Fight Against the World

Changshan Zhending, Zhao Yun, courtesy name Zilong. When the Yellow Turbans broke out, he led three hundred rebels from the north to join the army. He just wanted to find a way out in this cannibalistic world. Outside the city of Ji County, he met Liu Bei, a Han clan member who weaved mats and sold shoes. He was so destitute that he didn't even have a decent tent, but he squatted in front of the ruins and stuffed the last piece of dry food into the hands of the starving corpse. In the Battle of Jieqiao, Baima Yicong's entire army was wiped out, and Gongsun Zan was completely defeated. Zhao Yun followed Liu Bei and retreated to the plains. Facing Yuan Tan's tens of thousands of troops, the city ran out of food and supplies, and the people exchanged their sons for food. Someone asked him: What are you planning? He touched the rough breast shield on his chest - it was hammered out by his fiancée in his hometown, with a crooked word "Zhao" engraved on it. "To seek peace." In the following decades, he traveled from north to south, with a white horse and a silver spear, without a single defeat. On the Changban slope, he rode alone on the savior and fought through the siege; on the bank of the Han River, he resisted the enemy with an empty camp, and Cao's army was frightened. Some people say that he is the most perfect general in the Three Kingdoms. But he knows that there is no such thing as perfection in this world. He just never forgot how heavy the word "wait" was.