He lost his father at one year old, and the whole village called him an ill omen.
At five, he went into the mountains to study military strategy under a mysterious figure.
At twelve, he came down from the mountains commanding three thousand elite death warriors, conquering city after city and proving unstoppable!
Liu Bei was beaten until his family was scattered, Xiahou Dun was shot in the left eye, and only Cao Cao's personal intervention could drive him into a dead end.
Yet a commander of such godlike prowess had his troops taken away by his own lord, who returned them to him only when there was a battle to fight!
Faced with such injustice, he said only, “I harbor no resentment toward Shun.”
When Cao Cao asked him on the White Gate Tower whether he would surrender, he closed his eyes and said nothing.
This is a tragedy of loyalty, and even more a story about choice.
If time could turn back, would he choose a wise and worthy lord?
Or was his loyalty precisely what made him forever incapable of betrayal?
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