Three Kingdoms: You Want Me Gone After Getting Wolong? Just You Wait, Liu Bei

Su Chen transmigrated to the late Han dynasty and, by chance, became a military advisor to Liu Bei. He was the one who risked his life to help Liu Bei cross Tanxi while they were in Jingzhou. He directed Zhao Yun to break Cao’s Eight Gates Golden Lock Formation. And he was the one who urged Liu Bei to visit the thatched cottage three times and insist that Zhuge Liang join them. He had worked tirelessly without seeking fame or wealth, asking only to restore the Han dynasty. And what was the result? Once Liu Bei had secured the help of Zhuge Wolong, the very first thing he did was drive Su Chen out! He claimed Su Chen had neither a reputation nor the support of a great clan, and therefore was unworthy of sharing the title of chief strategist with Wolong. “Once the birds are gone, the bow is put away; once the rabbits are dead, the hounds are cooked.” It could hardly be more fitting! “Fine, fine, Liu Big-Ears, Zhuge the Village Fool! You brought this on yourselves. Don’t come crying to me later!” Half a year later, Cao Cao’s camp had gained a sage strategist who could predict everything like a god. Years later, seeing Huang Yueying, Sun Shangxiang, Mi Zhen, and others surrounding Su Chen, Liu Bei finally realized that Su Chen didn’t just want to destroy his dream of restoring the Han dynasty. He wanted to take everything from him. “I was wrong, Military Advisor Su. Please come back! We can’t restore the Han without you,” Liu Bei sobbed. “Why was I born if Chen was going to be born too?” Zhuge Liang cried as well. “I feel like I’ve been living in his shadow this whole time.”