The Cautious Lü Bu Across the Heavens

Those who say Lü Bu was incompetent or mentally challenged don't even consider the entire Three Kingdoms period! From commoners to warlords or those wielding immense power, there are only Lü Bu, Cao Cao (though his adoptive father was a eunuch, so we can disregard that), and Dong Zhuo! Are there any others? In that era where people introduced their ancestors before meeting each other!

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Recommended by an anonymous commoner, this is the second post in the whole book, haha.

Aren't those long legs beautiful?

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I was turned off by Chapter 11!! Your approach isn't cowardice, it's not prudence, it's utter trash!!

This Lü Bu is the Lü Bu created by Aunt Qiong Yao.

The protagonist, a complete novice, is trapped in a besieged city by a powerful enemy right from the start. He could die or have his clan wiped out at any moment. In such a desperate situation, he actually has an overflowing sense of compassion and dares to offend all the powerful families in the city just for a little sympathy? I see no "prudence and courage" in the protagonist, only "recklessness," "brainlessness," "foolish kindness," "ignorance," and "courting death."

I don't know how long it will take to write this "White-Clad Flying Ghost" story. It feels like the whole style of the book suddenly changed; it's quite disorienting. At my current level, I won't commit to it. To be frank, I'm reading pirated versions now. I'll talk about it again when it returns to the feeling I started. Good luck, author!