Lü Bu Is Gifted a Copy of Records of the Three Kingdoms

Do you really think that anyone can get a secret book and open up history and achieve great things? Do you really think that those celebrities can conquer someone who cannot convince themselves? Lu Bu's six dimensions are like an awl. How to clear the history level?

Fengxian's character flaws are too great. Not as suspicious and cunning as Ah Ma. He is not as thick-faced and dark-hearted as Liu Bei. He can either merge with the time traveler and change his personality. Or it was Lu Bu who had been reborn after being beaten many times in Guandong. Otherwise his character cannot be changed. After all, although a person's character is somewhat innate. But it also has something to do with life experience. Experienced the ups and downs of human relationships. All kinds of hardships, setbacks and betrayals. Will grow up. Because teaching things once is enough. High experience. Your horizons will naturally be wider

To use the popularity of "Three Kingdoms", shouldn't we respect "Three Kingdoms"? Is Li Ru Dong Zhuo's confidant? Lu Bu fights Hulao? Xun Yu died when Cao Cao became king?

I haven't seen a book like this for a long time, and I picked up a book called Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms.

There is an old simulator book from a few years ago, also written about Lu Bu. Lu Bu in it had to simulate for three lifetimes before he made a slight improvement. After that, he gradually improved step by step through simulation, and gradually became the super god Ritian during the Three Kingdoms period. Lu Bu wanted to make big changes after picking up the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, but I don't think it's possible.

Being a good son to Dong Zhuo, Diao Chan even went to serve Dong Zhuo, but she said that she hadn't touched him yet and wanted to give it to Lu Bu... What did you write?

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Change your name to pick up a copy of Romance of the Three Kingdoms. This will also make people less angry.

Lu Bu's reversal began with the killing of Ding Yuan. It must be said that killing Ding Yuan was Lu Bu's biggest mistake, and in my personal opinion, this was the only mistake Lu Bu made. Many people, including myself, have kindly speculated that Lu Bu killed Ding Yuan because of Ding Yuan's instruction, that is, to penetrate into the enemy and kill Dong Zhuo, who had strong military power and power over the country. However, it must be said that although this kind of thing cannot be said to be completely impossible, the possibility is not high Lu Bu's second reversal was to kill Dong Zhuo. This matter has long been publicized. Needless to say, Lü Bu would kill Dong Zhuo in both public and private affairs, so it is not actually a reversal. In other words, even if it is a reversal, it is because Dong Zhuo forced him to do it. Lü Bu's third counterargument was to leave Yuan Shao - but it was also Yuan Shao who forced Lv Bu: "(Lü Bu) asked for the help of the army, and plundered the soldiers to avoid Shao's troubles. Bu realized his intention and asked for help from Shao. Shao was afraid that it would be his own harm, so he sent strong men to kill Bu at night, but failed. When it was revealed, Bu went to Hanoi and joined forces with Zhang Yang" - Zhang Yang was just Lu Bu Li Guo Si once "purchased" Lu Bu's head from Zhang Yang. It can be seen that Zhang Yang is by no means a safer refuge than Yuan Shao. Lu Bu was forced to leave Yuan Shao. Compared with Liu Bei who also left Yuan Shao, we can definitely say that at least in this matter, Lu Bu's character is superior to Liu Bei Lu Bu's fourth counterattack was to attack Tiapi. This is what I want to focus on: Why did Lu Bu attack Tapi? The story begins with Lu Bu defecting to Liu Bei after being defeated by Cao Cao - Liu Bei generously allowed Lu Bu to be stationed in Xiaopei as a bridgehead against Cao Cao. It can be said that without Liu Bei's "righteousness", there would be no such thing as Lu Bu's attack on Tiapi - although it could be attacked head-on. So, I would like to first talk about whether Liu Bei asked Lu Bu to garrison Xiapi for his own sake or for his own practical interests. We have to say that Liu Bei's move was obviously more for his own practical political and military interests than for his own name. At the same time, we have to say that Liu Bei's treatment of Lu Bu did not reach the level of accommodation - Lu Bu did defect to Liu Bei, but Lu Bu could not be said to have become Liu Bei's subordinate, but rather An ally relationship - the nature of Liu Bei letting Lu Bu guard Xiaopei is similar to that of Yuan Shao letting Liu Biao intercept Sun Jian and Gongsun Zan letting Tao Qian contain Yuan Shao. It is an ally relationship rather than a master-slave relationship - moreover, Liu Bei letting Lu Bu garrison Xiaopei is not only to increase his power to resist Cao Cao, but also - Lu Bu was newly defeated, but his strength was not completely lost. Even judging from Liu Bei's helplessness after Lu Bu attacked Tapi and Lu Bu's letter from Yuan Shu, it can be said that Lu Bu's strength is still quite strong. If Liu Bei did not take Lu Bu in, Lu Bu would either defect to Yuan Shu or attack Liu Bei with force. It can be said that for Liu Bei, who had never considered cooperating with [Han traitor] Cao Cao at that time, no matter what choice Lu Bu made, it would be the last thing Liu Bei wanted to see So we can even say that taking in Lu Bu was Liu Bei's best choice if he wanted to continue to stay in Xuzhou - Liu Bei's mistake was just to let Zhang Fei guard Xiapi. Lu Bu's entry into Xiapi was basically a city gate opened by Liu Bei's men. What Lu Bu did was just bring the troops in - it was completely creating conditions for crime, and with Yuan Shu's lobbying, as expected, Lu Bu sent troops - Liu Bei must bear considerable responsibility for Lu Bu's attack on Tiapi, that is, Liu Bei was forcing Lu Bu to commit a crime, but no matter what, the crime was still a crime. Based on this alone, we can at best prove that Liu Bei deserved it, but we cannot prove that Lu Bu was justified. Now, I want to demonstrate the legitimacy of Lu Bu's attack on Tiapi Lu Bu was defeated by Cao Cao in Yanzhou before fleeing east to Xuzhou. Why did Lu Bu fail? Food shortage! Of course, Cao Cao's think tank contributed a lot to Lu Bu's defeat in Yanzhou, but the food problem was definitely the main reason for Lu Bu's defeat "Three Kingdoms" records: Taizu led the army back and fought with Bu in Puyang. Taizu's army was at a disadvantage and the stalemate lasted for more than a hundred days. At that time, there was drought, locusts, and grain shortages, and the people were eating each other. (The troops were sent to Chengshi, but were defeated by Li Jin, a county man), so they settled in Shanyang in the east. Here we can see two points: 1. Cao Cao and Lu Bu fought in Puyang for more than 100 days. Except for being disgraced by the counterintuitive scheme in Puyang, Cao Cao did not take any advantage. In the end, Lu Bu retreated because of lack of food 2. Lu Bu's army, which even Cao Cao could do nothing about, had been reduced to the point where it was defeated by the "county man" Li Jin in [Chengshi] - there is only one explanation, that is, during the locust period, Lu Bu's army fled in large numbers, and its combat effectiveness was reduced. It has dropped sharply It can be seen that Lu Bu is suffering from food shortage, and at the same time he has reason to believe that if there is sufficient food and grass, he Lu Bu can compete with Cao Cao (here we mention by the way 1, the same food shortage Cao Cao obtained the capital to defeat Lu Bu with the support of Yuan Shao. When he ran out of food, although he rejected Yuan Shao's proposal to join forces, Yuan Shao still gave Cao Cao support. This is how Cao Cao was later defeated. After the imperial court appointed him as a general, "Shao Shao was serving under Taizu and said angrily: 'Cao Cao is about to die, and I tried to save him. Now I am betraying my kindness and holding the emperor's hand on me!' When Taizu heard about it, he gave Shao the title of general." Cao Cao is very strong, and we have reason to believe that Lu Bu does not think Liu Bei is very powerful - this can be seen from the fact that he asked Liu Bei to "call him his younger brother" who took him in "without saying anything about it" - that is, Lu Bu did not think Liu Bei could fight against Cao Cao at all, and at the same time, Cao Cao had to destroy him, Lu Bu. In this way, Lu Bu had to consider using his own strength to resist Cao Cao - at this time, Yuan Shu's letter came The content of Yuan Shu's letter is very long, but the most critical words are just this sentence: "The general has been fighting for years, and the army is in short supply. Today, he is sending 200,000 dendrobiums of rice to meet the road. It will not stop here. When the Luo Post returns, it will be short of weapons and equipment, and the size will only matter." It's really a statement that touches on the life of Lu Bu's army - Lu Bu is not worried about the low military force of the generals, nor the low IQ of the civil servants. He is only worried about the lack of food, let alone the other "weapons and combat equipment" promised by Yuan Shu. So, the temptation of Yuan Shu's letter is great - We have reason to believe that with sufficient military rations and Yuan Shu as a foreign aid that Yuan Shao can use, Lu Bu can completely compete with Cao Cao. Therefore, in the end, Lu Bu sent troops to attack Xiapi and solved Yuan Shu's siege. He also completed his fourth counterattack, which was also the last counterattack in Lu Bu's life But we can't help but say that Liu Bei, who is generous on the surface but wary of Lu Bu in his heart, cannot be a competent ally at all - he still thinks that Lu Bu came to him in desperation, and thinks that calling him his younger brother is disrespectful to him - in this way, Lu Bu attacked Xiapi in order to gain sufficient With sufficient military rations and Yuan Shu's foreign aid, he launched an attack on an incompetent ally for the benefit of his own legion - it was still not a very unjust attack (Lü Bu protected Liu Bei's wife and children's property from infringement). In troubled times where there are no eternal friends but only eternal interests, isn't it justifiable? Unfortunately, Lu Bu's mistake was that he wavered between trusting Chen Gong and Chen Deng and his own judgment - he should not have attacked Liu Bei and Yuan Shu before Cao Cao posed a threat to Liu Bei and Yuan Shu. In the end, he made too many enemies - the biggest mistake was that he should not join forces with Cao Cao. Cao Cao is not comparable to Liu Bei and Yuan Shu. Neither Liu Bei nor Yuan Shu can threaten Lu Bu. Only Cao Cao and Yuan Shao can - In fact, Yuan Shao will go south soon after this. We can imagine that if Lu Bu and Yuan Shu were not destroyed at that time, Cao Cao and Yuan Shao would definitely join forces to deal with Liu Bei, Lu Bu and Yuan Shu. It is a pity, it is a pity that the internal strife between the three families of Liu Bei, Lu Bu and Yuan Shu was completely exploited by Cao Cao intentionally (such as the strategy of driving tigers and devouring wolves, etc.) Or unintentionally. The final conclusion is that Lu Bu's killing of Ding Yuan can be regarded as a repetition and should be condemned, but the subsequent three times are not considered a repetition - even if it is a repetition, it is still forced - whether it is Yuan Shao's deliberate forcing or Liu Bei's unintentional forcing.

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