Three Kingdoms: I Told You to Defend Jiangling, So Why Did You Take Jiangdong?

The year 219 AD was a brilliant one. At the beginning of the year, Liu Bei fought a decisive battle at Hanzhong and was about to become King of Hanzhong. At this point, only half a year remained before Guan Yu's campaign against Xiangfan. Only eight months remained before that famous torrential rain. At that time, in Jiangling City in Jingzhou, Guan Yu's youngest son, Guan Lai, who was said to lack a warrior's bearing, began the greatest path a general could take. “Father's combat strength is impressive, but he made mistakes in choosing his subordinates, and ended up losing everything at the height of his fame, when he had shaken all of China.” “To make sure Father doesn't lose, I'll protect Jiangling!” Zhou Cang: “General, Young Master Lai has taken Mi Fang and Fu Shiren into custody! The news that Jingzhou has fallen is fake!” Guan Ping: “Father, Little Lai led the two young ladies from the Cai and Kuai families in a breakout. They've already captured Jiangxia!” Guan Ping: “Father, Sun Quan sent a letter in his own hand. He says that as long as you don't cross the river and seize Jianye, he'll submit to you and accept you as his adoptive father!” Guan Yu: “...I only told the boy to defend Jiangling. How did he make such a big mess of things?”