Lu Bu, a Book of Three Kingdoms Descended from Heaven

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

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

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?

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.

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

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?

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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Cai Wenji was changed later. I didn't even know she was called Cai Zhaoji originally. She is also a talented person.

Did you pick up a copy of "Three Kingdoms"? It starts with Diao Chan, a serial plan. You must have picked up a copy of "The Popular Romance of the Three Kingdoms". Selling dog meat with sheep's heads

This is based on Lu Bu's advice🙂🙂 Take in a few more first and second generals, not too many, otherwise the plastic surgery will be too luxurious and it will be meaningless. I want to see Lu Bu defeat all the princes and create some battle formations and fighting generals.

(11). When he did this, his subordinates did not have any objections. Pei's notes in "The Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms" and "The Biography of the First Master" said: The generals said to Bu: "It is difficult to maintain the numbers repeatedly, so it is better to plan them early." ' Bu doesn't listen, so he prepares it with adverbials. When I was uneasy, I asked for help. I sent someone to tell me about Bu. I asked to garrison Xiaopei, but Bu was sent. From this point of view, Lu Bu is quite tolerant. It is not an exaggeration to say that he cherishes Liu Bei as a hero. His move is of the same nature as Meng De's move to protect Liu Bei in Xuchang. One is to use Liu Bei to counter Yuan Shu, and the other is to use Liu Bei to fight against Yuan Shu. Later, the popular story of Yuanmen shooting halberds can also illustrate this point. "Three Kingdoms" records:... Shu sent General Ji Ling and others to attack on foot and with 30,000 cavalry, preparing to ask for help from Bu. The generals of Bu said to Bu: "Generals always want to kill and be prepared, but now they can use fake tricks." ' Bu said, 'No. If the technique fails, the generals in Taishan will be connected to the north. I am surrounded by the technique and have to save it. ' Then Yan sent a thousand infantry and two hundred cavalry, and galloped to prepare. When Ling and others heard about Bu's arrival, they all gathered their troops and did not dare to attack again... Bu said to Ling and others, "Xuande is Bu's brother." My brother was trapped by the kings, so he came to rescue him. Bu nature doesn't like to fight together, but likes to solve fights. 'Bu Lingmenwai raised a halberd in the camp gate... Bu raised his bow and shot the halberd, hitting the small branch in the middle. All the generals were shocked and said, "The general is so powerful!" Let's have a reunion tomorrow and then let's all call it a day. This incident shows that Lu Bu still has a lot of military knowledge. Secondly, of course he saw Liu Bei as a hero and wanted to help Liu Bei, so he sent troops to help. Thirdly, with a thousand infantry and two hundred cavalry, he managed to suppress Yuan Shu's 30,000 men, but they did not dare to attack again. It can only be said that Lu Bu's heroism and reputation are worth tens of thousands of soldiers. Moreover, this incident was quite dramatic. When the two armies were facing each other, Lu Bu suddenly appeared in front of the battle, and then started a big banquet in front of the battle, especially Xuande and Bu Di. My brother was trapped by the kings, so he came to rescue him. Bu Xing doesn't like to fight together, but he likes to explain Dou Er. In my opinion, it is quite cute. Yuan Shu must have been dumbfounded after listening to Ji Ling's report. I don't know what the expression on his face was. He was really funny. It's a pity that Liu Bei is not such a person. After Lu Bu's defeat, he easily and quietly gave up Lu Bu's life with just one sentence: ... Then Bu Bu was born, and Bu said: "It's too urgent to tie Bu, so take it easy." ' Taizu said: 'You have to be anxious to tie the tiger. Bu Qing said: "Ming Gong's troubles are no more than Bu. Now that he has surrendered, the world has nothing to worry about." If Ming Gong is about to march and Bu is about to ride, then the world will not be stable. ' Taizu was suspicious. Liu Beijin said: "Ding Jianyang and Grand Master Dong are not aware of the fact that Ming Gong has not seen the news!" ' Taizu nodded. Buin pointed at Bei and said: He is the most untrustworthy person. Compared with Liu Bei's behavior on the White Gate Tower, Lu Bu really lacks the shameless and ruthless qualities necessary for politicians. In addition, there are two other things that can also explain Lu Bu's caliber. One is that "Tongjian" says: He was in Yuzhou, and Yuan Huan of Chen County was promoted as a talented person. Huan was retained by Lü Bu. Bu wanted to make Huan write a book of insults and insults, but Huan failed and tried to force him again and again. No. Bu was furious, threatened Huan with his soldiers and said: "If you do it, you will live, if you don't do it, you will die!" ' Huan's color did not change, he responded with a smile and said: 'Huan heard that only virtue can insult others, but he did not use scolding. If he is a true gentleman and is evil, and is not ashamed of the general's words; if he is a true villain and evil, and will follow the general's will, then the humiliation is here and not that. Let's talk about what happened to General Liu in the future, just like what happened to the general today. If we go here, we will scold the general again, how can we do that? ' Bu stopped in shame. Lu Bu, a powerful general with the title of Marquis of Wen and the third division of Jiejiebi, listened to the words of a scholar Yuan Huan. He went from being furious because Yuan Huan refused his request to being ashamed without covering up. It can be imagined that he is at least a reasonable and straightforward person, and he is quite thoughtful. He is not the usual villain who becomes domineering as soon as he gains power. Second, Chen Deng served as Lü Bu's envoy to Xuchang. At the beginning, Bu couldn't get Deng's request for Xuzhou's pastoral care. Deng returned, and Bu was angry. He drew his halberd and cut it several times, saying: "Your father advised me to cooperate with Cao Cao and break off the marriage. Now I have nothing to ask for, and Qing's father and son are both important, but they are betrayed by you!" ' Deng was not moved, so Xu said to him: 'Deng met with Cao Gong and said: Raising a general is like raising a tiger: if the tiger is full of meat, it will eat people if it is not full. The Duke said, "It's better than your words." For example, if you raise an eagle, it will be used when it is hungry, and it will be eaten when it is hungry. That's what he said. 'Buyi is the solution. (12). This can also show Lu Bu's mind and capacity, and it also shows that this man is a straight-hearted person who gets angry easily and interprets people's words easily. And what he said to Cao Cao here is like raising eagles, they will be used when they are hungry, and they will be killed when they are hungry. When Lu Bu was already a prisoner in Baimen Tower, he proposed to Cao Cao: Duke Ming's troubles are no more than Bu. Now that he has surrendered, the world has nothing to worry about. If Ming Gong is about to march and Bu is about to ride, then the world will not be stable. Cao Cao was very moved at the time and wrote that Taizu was suspicious (13) At that time, Lu Bu was already a prisoner bound at the foot of the stairs. He even explained that the generals were marching and Bu was riding, so the world was not stable. He put himself and Cao Cao on an equal footing, and inadvertently said that he wanted to be equal to Cao Cao. The ideal of setting the world, and this also shows Lu Bu's arrogance in looking down on the heroes and not taking the world's princes seriously, and... Taizu said that he was suspicious, which also shows that Cao Cao at least somewhat approved of his statement. In fact, Lu Bu's character must have some merits, so he is quite popular. After his defeat, his generals Gao Shun and others refused to surrender, and Chen Gong generously begged for death, which showed his popularity; when he was defeated, Bu and his men climbed to the White Gate Tower. When the army was encircled, he ordered the left and right to take the lead, Yi Cao. The left and right could not bear to say it, so they declined (14). The left and right cannot bear to say a word, which also proves that Lu Bu must be quite popular, otherwise why would he not bear to say it. Taking Bu Ling's head from the left and right, we can see that it is different from the novel. Lu Bu is not afraid of death. Otherwise, he would have surrendered first. Why should he take his own head to see Cao Cao? When the generals move and Bu generals ride, the world is not yet settled before he does such a move. In fact, this also shows that Lu Bu is confident in his own abilities. He believes that Cao Cao will need heroes like him to calm the world, so he still has his own heroic words in his words. However, in the novel, Lu Bu is always described as a person who is greedy for life and afraid of death, and a section where Zhang Liao scolds Lu Bu for being afraid of death is also specially fabricated. This is actually another great twist by the novelists. Moving on from this point of view, although Lu Bu thought that the world was not stable, at most he was only satisfied with the role of a Ming Gong general who led Bu to charge into the battle and an important minister of the government. It can be said that from the beginning to the end, he had no ambition to cede territory and become king. He was much better than those who frequently proclaimed themselves emperors and kings in the future. Moreover, when he was in Xuzhou, he was still seeking to return to the court and join politics. Previously, when the emperor was in Hedong, there was a handwritten letter summoning Bu to greet him. Because (Lü) Bu's army had no livestock and could not attack on his own, Lü Bu sent an envoy to write. The court appointed Bu as the general of Pingdong and granted him the title of Taohou. Who knew that the envoy lost the writing (i. E., The edict and seal of the official title) in Shanyang realm, so at this time Cao Cao, who was already Sikong at that time, wrote a thick letter of condolence in his handwriting, saying that he should welcome the emperor and calm the will of the world, and also issued an edict to purchase and capture Gongsun Zan, Yuan Shu, Han Xian, Yang Feng, etc. Lu Bu was overjoyed when he found out, so he sent an envoy to write to the emperor, saying: "I should welcome the emperor. I know that Cao Cao is loyal and filial, and I will welcome you all." I fought with Cao before, and now Cao is protecting His Majesty Fu. I am a foreign general. I want to follow him with troops, but I am afraid of suspicion. Therefore, I am treating Xuzhou as a crime, and I dare not feel at ease when advancing or retreating. ' He replied to Taizu: 'Those who have been convicted of crimes will be punished by having their heads beheaded, their hands will be comforted, and they will be rewarded generously. I saw again the edicts on the purchase and capture of Yuan Shu, and I ordered them to be ordered. ' Taizu further sent Fengche Duwei Wang Ze as an envoy to write the edict, and he also sealed the seal and ribbon of General Pingdong to pay homage to him. Taizu also wrote in handwriting and cloth, saying: "The general who was stationed in Shanyang lost his great title. The country did not have good gold, so he took the good gold from his family to make a seal. The country did not have a purple ribbon, so he took the purple ribbon he brought to express his heart." The general's fault. Yuan Shu proclaimed himself the emperor, but the general stopped him and made it impossible to pass the rules. The imperial court trusted the general and sent him back to show his loyalty. ' Bu Nai sent a seal to thank Taizu and gave him a good ribbon in reply. During this period, the relationship between Lu Bu and Cao Cao was quite subtle. Let's not talk about how powerful it was. At least it shows that Lu Bu wanted to return to the court in a dignified manner and become a minister at the foot of the emperor. Later, Xiao Jian of the East China Sea became the Prime Minister of Langxie, governing Ju City, defending the city, and not communicating with Butu. Bu Yujian wrote: The whole country raised its troops to kill Dong Zhuoer. Bu Sha Zhuo came to Guandong, hoping to recruit troops to meet the generals from the west and recover Luojing. The generals returned to attack each other and refused to think about their country. Bu, a native of Wuyuan, went five thousand miles to Xuzhou, which is located in the northwest corner of the sky. Now he is not here to fight for the southeastern part of the sky. Ju and Xiapi are not far apart, so they should be in common. The king then thinks that the county is the emperor, and the county is the king! Xi Leyi attacked Qi and conquered seventy cities, but Ju and Jimo could not be conquered. The reason for this is that there is Tiandan in the middle. Although Bu is not Leyi, and you are not Tiandan, you can discuss it in detail with the wise people in Bu's book... (15), especially in the book given to Xiao Jian later, if Jun Ruzi thinks that the county is the emperor, and the county is the king! Xi Leyi attacked Qi... Although Bu is not Leyi, the king is not Tiandan. A few sentences have the same meaning as the sentence in Cao Cao's "Rangxian Mingbenzhi Shu" that the country has no one. I don't know how many people will be called emperors and how many people will be called kings. When the world raises its troops, it is to kill Dong Zhuo'er. Bu killed Zhuo and came to Guandong. He wanted to recruit troops to welcome him from the west and regain Luojing. The generals returned to attack each other. They refused to think about the country. This was honestly the reality at that time. The emperor in front was in Hedong. There was a handwritten letter calling Bu to greet him. Bu's army had no livestock and could not fight on his own. The fact that he withdrew his troops due to lack of food and grass in the battle with Cao Cao confirmed that Lu Bu indeed wanted to meet the Han Emperor in the west but was unable to do so. This can also show that his ideal was to be a minister of the Han Dynasty, and he had no disobedience. Maybe he said to Wang Yun: Work hard to thank the Dukes of Guandong and think of the country diligently! The instructions have not been forgotten. Therefore, I say that he is much better than the princes who are emperors of the prefectures and counties, who are kings themselves and attack each other, and who are not willing to think about the country. In this sense, at least Lu Bu can be regarded as a loyal minister of the Han Dynasty. Looking at Lu Bu from these, it can be said that Lu Bu is a man of letters, and his writing is heroic, and his writing can also be seen. He smiled and spoke with pride in his letters to Yuan Shu and Xiao Jian (a few of Lu Bu's letters are not included in the text, and are appended later), and he also has his own relatively insightful views on the overall situation and characters. Such a person is not ignorant; he has tolerance for others, and can overshadow Liu Bei and Yuan. The Huan incident can be explained by itself; it also has its popular feeling, so Gao Shun and Chen Gong went to their deaths without hesitation, and they could not bear to choose Cao Cao first in the face of danger; he took the lead in battle, was brave and brave, and his reputation for bravery was known all over the world. Therefore, people at that time said: "There is Lu Bu among men; but it is a pity that he has two fatal character weaknesses. One is said by his general Gao Shun: the general does not want to think carefully about his actions." His actions were too random; the second was that he had no independent opinions and was not good at making decisions. Guo Jia said that Yuan Shao was indecisive, while Lu Bu was neither good at planning nor good at making decisions. Although he knew Gao Shun's advice, he could not use it. Therefore, it is true as Gao Shun said: Anyone who destroys his family and ruins his country is not without loyal ministers and wise people, but he has no use for trouble. The general refuses to think carefully about his actions and often makes mistakes, making numerous mistakes. After Chen Gong was captured, he said to Cao Cao: "But this person does not follow the instructions of the palace, which is why he is like this." If he sees it, he may not be a bird. These two men indeed revealed the fatal injury that led to Lu Bu's defeat. Unfortunately, looking at Lu Bu, he was a man who was good at literature and martial arts, very popular among people, and he was also generous and insightful, and he had no ambition to cede territory and become king. However, the tragedy of his final destruction was really a tragedy of his character stemming from his weak character, which is quite lamentable. In addition, he did no great evil in his life, such as massacring soldiers, trusting villains, killing virtuous people, having no superiority, and so on. None of the crimes commonly seen in the most evil figures in history, it can even be said that there are no major faults. If you really want to accuse him, you can only accuse him of having an affair with Dong Zhuo's maid. Mr. Liu Bei first served under Gongsun Zan, but because Tao Qian gave him 4,000 soldiers, he abandoned Gongsun and joined Tao Qian. He then occupied Xuzhou, and later defected to Lu Bu. He then counterattacked Lu Bu and defected to Cao Cao. Then he counterattacked Cao Cao and defected to Yuan. Shao, then surrendered to Liu Biao. He had just said to Sun Quan for the last time that if you attack Liu Zhang, I will throw my hair into the mountains. As soon as he turned around, he used the soldiers and horses Liu Zhang gave him to besiege Chengdu, so that Liu Zhang ended up spending the rest of his life under the protection of Sun Quan. Therefore, compared to Liu Bei, what Lu Bu did was simply childish, and he was not even qualified to compete with Liu Bei on who was more repeated. However, because of the novel "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", he was infamy for being a domestic slave with three surnames and became synonymous with repeated villains. The novelist's skills are not unfavorable. Notes: (1) (13) See "Three Kingdoms" and "The Biography of Lu Bu". (2) See "Three Kingdoms", "Lu Bu Biography", and "Dong Zhuo Biography". 3) See "Three Kingdoms" and "The Biography of Dong Zhuo". (4)(5) See "Book of the Later Han" and "The Biography of Cai Yong". (6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(15) See "Three Kingdoms", "The Biography of Lu Bu" and Pei's Notes. (11) See "Three Kingdoms" and "The Biography of the First Lord". (12)(14) See "Zizhi Tongjian". Appendix: "Books with Han Siam and Yang Feng": The two generals came to the East with their great strength, and they have made great contributions to the country. They should write books and honor them on bamboo and silk, which will be immortal for eternity. Now that Yuan Shu has rebelled, we should punish him together, so how can we join him in cutting down the cloth with his traitors? Bu has the merit of killing Dong Zhuo, and he and the two generals are all heroes. We can defeat the technique together and make contributions to the world. We cannot lose it at this time. "Book of Yuan Shu": Relying on the strength of the army at one step, as the saying goes, fierce generals and warriors want to devour each other, but every time they restrain their ears! Although Bu has no courage, tigers are marching across Huainan, and rats are scurrying all over Shouchun under his feet, and there is no one who stands out. Where are the fierce generals and warriors? If you are happy to speak loudly and slander the world, can everyone in the world be able to slander him? In ancient times, when there was a war between soldiers, the one who made the strategy would not be Bu who sang first. We are not far apart and can hear each other again. So, Lu Bu in history is not all what Luo Guanzhong described. Of course Lu Bu lost the battle because he had his own shortcomings. Everyone has shortcomings, but this is not the most important thing. The most important thing is that Lu Bu is not as miserable as Luo Guanzhong described! This time is the most important!

By the way, does Lu Bu in this book want to be the emperor? Just watch it!

I can also understand that invincible writing is really difficult to write

I think my writing is okay, but my grades are not ideal.

Most people who read "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" will probably have the deepest impression of Lu Bu after reading the story of the three-surnamed domestic slave described by Yan native Zhang Yide. He was brave and fierce, but he was just a warrior. He was also servile, unethical, fickle and had no independent opinions. However, if you read "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", you may have to read a little about these evil deeds. No matter how he is written in romance novels, in my opinion, Lu Bu in historical records is a tragic hero who died in the end due to his personal character. Even if he is not a hero, he can be regarded as a temporary hero, and he is definitely not as unbearable a villain as described in the novel. Lu Bu, courtesy name Fengxian, was a native of Jiuyuan, Wuyuan County. First give Bingzhou with Xiaowu. The governor Ding was originally a cavalry captain, and he was stationed in Hanoi. He used cloth as the main book and treated him personally when he saw him. (1). From this passage, we can know two things. One is that Lu Bu is brave. This goes without saying and is probably known to everyone. The second thing is ignored by people and deliberately obliterated by novelists. It is that Bu is the main book section. The main book is the official who is in charge of all the money, food, government affairs, official documents and correspondence in the army. He is a purely civil servant. , And the affairs he was in charge of were very trivial, and Lu Bu was treated well by Ding Yuan when he became the emperor. It should be said that Lu Bu did a very good job in this position. After the death of Emperor Ling, the general He Jin and Yuan Shao, the captain of the Sili school, plotted to kill the eunuchs. He Jin summoned Zhuo to send his troops to the capital, while Ding Yuan and Lu Bu also sent troops to Luoyang. He Jin conspired with He Jin to kill the Huangmen, and (Ding Yuan) paid homage to Jin Wu, who was equivalent to the current post of garrison commander. As a result, He Jin died, Luoyang was in chaos, and Zhong Chang Shi Duan waited for the emperor to leave Xiaopingjin. Zhuo then ushered the emperor in Beimang and returned to the palace. Dong Zhuo began to take power. In order to gain power, Dong Zhuo wanted to kill Yuan and his soldiers. Zhuo Yibu believed in Yuan when he saw it, and induced Bu to kill Yuan. Bu beheaded the original leader Zhuo, and Zhuo made Bu the captain of the cavalry (2). When talking about this paragraph in the novel, it is said that Lü Bu was Ding Yuan's adopted son, and then he joined Dong Zhuo because he was greedy for the gold and jeweled horse to kill Ding Yuan. Bu, and at that time, Dong Zhuo paid homage to the former general, granted the title of "Xianghou" and merged with the state shepherd. In terms of official position, Dong Zhuo's former general was far above Ding Yuan's Zhijinwu. When giving orders to Lu Bu, Lu Bu had no room for maneuver. Moreover, Lu Bu was not Ding Yuan's personal armed force - a general of the tribe, but a Han official. At that time, even (He) Jin and Miao Buqu did not belong to Zhuo (3), not only Lu Bu is the only one, but also Dong Zhuo has great achievements in saving the emperor. The emperor is in his hands, life and death are in his hands. It is just a matter of one sentence, you have no choice but to follow it, so this paragraph is another novelist's writing. In addition, in the early days of Dong Zhuo's entry into Beijing, his reputation was quite good. "Book of the Later Han Dynasty" and "Biography of Dong Zhuo" say that in the early days of Dong Zhuo... He promoted a group of scholars. He was appointed Minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, Hanyang Zhou Ao, Minister of the Ministry of Finance, Runan Wu Qiong, Minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, Zheng Gongye, Chang Shi He, etc. Take the scholar Xun Shuang as Sikong. The disciples of Chen Ji and Han Rong, who were imprisoned by the party, were all ministers. People who are stagnant are often distinguished. Shangshu Han Fu was the governor of Jizhou, Shizhong Liu Dai was the governor of Yanzhou, Chenliu Kongzhou was the governor of Yuzhou, and Yingchuan Zhang Zi was the governor of Nanyang. Zhuo Zhuo was not in a prominent position, but was only a general... "Zizhi Tongjian" also said:... Dong Zhuo led all the princes to write a letter to investigate Chen Fan, Dou Wu and other party members, restore their titles, send envoys to commemorate them, and promote their descendants. Chen Fan and Dou Wu were famous men in the world. They were unjustly killed by eunuchs during the reign of Emperor Ling. At that time, all the scholars and people in the world were wronged, but now they have been punished. The great scholar Cai Yong also offended the eunuchs... And moved to Shuofang. He will be pardoned and returned. Wang Zhi, the prefect of Wuyuan... Played Cai Yong to slander the imperial court; Yong then fled to Jianghai for twelve years. After Dong Zhuo came to Beijing, he restored it.... (Cai Yong) arrived and offered wine as a sacrifice, and he was very respected. After being promoted to a high position, he served as a supplementary censor, then transferred to the censorship and moved to the minister's position. In three days, there are three weekly calendars. Moved to be the prefect of Ba County, and then stayed as a servant (4),... He valued Yong's talents and learning, treated each other kindly, and always ordered Yong to play drums and harp to praise the deeds at every banquet, and Yong also benefited every time (5), it is precisely because of this that when Dong Zhuo died, Cai Yong sighed at Wang Yun's table to thank Dong Zhuo for his kindness in knowing him, and even died. At this time, Dong Zhuo seemed to be a wise minister and a pillar of the world. Who knows what will happen to him later. It can be said that if the envoy died first, who knows who will be loyal through the ages. Therefore, at this time, Lu Bu could not be blamed for helping Zhou to abuse him. Later, when Wang Yun and the servant Sun Rui conspired to kill Dong Zhuo, because Zhuo was rude to others and feared others plotting against him, he always used cloth to defend himself. However, Zhuo is strong-willed and stubborn. He is angry and does not think about difficulties. When he feels a little frustrated, he draws his halberd and throws the cloth. Buquan quickly avoids it, thanks to Zhuo Gu, and Zhuo's meaning is also understood. The reason is Yin Zhuo. Zhuo often sent Bu to guard Zhonghe, and Bu had an affair with Zhuo's maid. He was afraid that the incident would be discovered, and he felt uneasy. (6), so he took Lü Bu as his inner correspondent to assassinate Dong Zhuo. Lü Bu and Dong Zhuo, but Zhuo... Loved and believed in him very much, and swore an oath as father and son. When Wang Yun said to Lü Bu, Bu said: 'What a father and son! ' Yun said: Your surname is Lu, and you are not flesh and blood. Now that we are worried about death, what do we mean by father and son? ' Bu Suixu's paragraph (7), there is something to be said about Lü Bu at this time, but Dong Zhuo has now revealed his fierce appearance and is a national thief who is causing trouble in the world. The princes of Guandong have already launched an army to attack him. Immediately afterwards, because Wang Yun refused to pardon Dong Zhuo's tribe, Dong Zhuo's tribe, Li Jian, Fan Chou, Li Meng and more than 100,000 people surrounded Chang'an City. At this time, Lu Bu showed a corner of his character. "Heroes" says: Guo Si is in the north of the city. He opened the city gates and sent his troops to Si, saying, "Let's stop the troops, but we will decide the outcome with our own bodies." Si and Bu Nai fought alone, Bu stabbed Si with his spear, Si's rear rider then stepped forward to rescue Si, Si and Bu then stopped in two. Lu Bu was a general in the city of Luoyang at that time (Yun thought Bu was a Fenwei general, who was granted the title of Marquis of Wen and shared the government affairs), but he led his troops out to fight against others, but he fought with his own hands. Although it can be said that he is heroic and brave, it shows that he does not care about the overall situation, but only acts as a partial general who kills generals and seizes the flag. He has the image of a powerful man in the world, and he does not look like a general. Later, when the city of Luoyang was broken, Lü Bu fought with Li Yu and Fan Chou in the city, but was unable to win, so he led hundreds of horsemen with Dong Zhuo's heads tied to their saddles, and stationed them outside the Qingsuo Gate, inviting Wang Yun to go with them. "Tongjian" said that Wang Yun thought that the court was young and only relied on me, and asked Lü Bu to tell the princes of Guandong: Work hard to thank the princes of Guandong, and be diligent about the country! Then he failed to conquer the country. After Lu Budong came out, he joined Yuan Shu, but Yuan Shu refused. "Three Kingdoms" records that he first followed Zhang Yang in Hanoi. Li Jian and others were in a hurry to buy cloth, but Bu fled back to Yuan Shao, and then Shao and Bu attacked Zhang Yan in Changshan. Yan has tens of thousands of elite soldiers and thousands of cavalry. There is a good horse called Red Rabbit. He often got close to Cheng Lian, Wei Yue and others and fell into a sudden attack, and then defeated the Yan army... Shao was afraid of danger. Bu felt his intention and went from Shaoqiu. Shao was afraid that he would be harmed, so he sent strong men to cover up the killing cloth at night, but failed. When the incident was revealed, Bu left Hanoi and joined forces with Zhang Yang. Shao ordered everyone to pursue him, but they were all afraid of Bu and no one dared to approach him. The detailed story of this incident is recorded in Pei's Notes: The Hero's Notes say: Bu thought he had made great contributions to the Yuan family, and was arrogant to the generals under him, thinking that he was good at making arrangements and was not worthy enough. Bu Qiu returned to Luo, and Shao faked Bu and led Sili Xiaowei. External words should be dispatched, but internal desires are to kill Bu. It will be sent out tomorrow, and Shao will send thirty soldiers to deliver the cloth. The cloth messenger stops at the side of the tent, and the fake messenger plays the zither in the tent. Shao's soldiers were lying down, and Bu Wuhe went out of the tent, but the soldiers didn't notice. In the middle of the night, soldiers rose up and randomly cut up the bed and quilt, claiming that he was dead. Tomorrow, Shao asked and found out that Bu was still there, so he closed the city gate. Bu then led him away. From this point of view, we can know that Yuan Shao was jealous first, and Lu Bu, because the generals under Yuan Shao were good at handling affairs and not expensive enough, so he was arrogant about the generals under Shao. According to current terms, it means poor interpersonal relationships, arrogance, and poor public relations skills. In fact, he couldn't get used to this, because Yuan Shao's cavalry generals were appointed by themselves, not by imperial edicts, and Yuan Shao's officers were given by Yuan Shao, so of course they were not as good as Lu Bu's Fenwei generals who were conferred by the emperor. However, this also shows that Lu Bu has a high self-esteem, but his high self-esteem also reflects his qualifications. In Luoyang, he single-handedly injured Guo Si and defeated Zhang Yan at Yuan Shao. At that time, Yan had more than ten thousand elite soldiers and thousands of cavalry. There is a good horse called Red Rabbit. He often got close to Cheng Lian, Wei Yue, etc., And fell into surprise, and then defeated Yan's army, and Shao Ling and others pursued him. They were all afraid of Bu and did not dare to approach. It can be imagined that Lu Bu's reputation for bravery was great, so everyone was afraid of Bu. Coupled with his high position and his great achievements in killing Dong Zhuo, he indeed had the qualifications to be proud of him. Lu Bu arrived at Zhang Yang's place, but it was still unsafe, because Li Yu and others still refused to let him go, and simply offered a reward for him. Yang and other generals in his tribe were all recruited by Zhang Yang to share the plan. When Lu Bu knew about it, he played a very clever move. He seized on Zhang Yang's character weakness. When the subordinates found out about the rebellion, they burst into tears. Without asking, Yuan said to Zhang Yang, "Bu, I am in Qingzhou." If you kill Bu, you will be weak. It is better to sell cloth, which can win the favor of Si and ?. Zhang Yang originally had no opinion, and Lv Bu's words were indeed good, so he promised Si and ? To protect Bu. In this way, Si and ? Were troubled and even issued a great edict to appoint Bu as the prefect of Yingchuan (8). Lv Bu successfully got rid of the wanted wanted by the imperial court and got rid of his status as a fugitive. It can be seen that Lu Bu is quite insightful in his analysis of the situation and characters, which shows that he is the one who calls the shots for Ding Yuan and Ding Yuan loves him, which is not unreasonable. At this time, the civil strife in Yanzhou gave Lu Bu a chance to make a comeback, but the cause of the civil strife was because of Lu Bu. It turned out that when Lu Bu escaped from Yuan Shao and went to Zhang Yang, he once met Zhang Miao, the prefect of Chenliu, and the two of them shared a farewell oath. So when Shao heard about it, he was very angry. Miao was afraid that Taizu (Cao Cao) would eventually attack him for Shao, and he felt uneasy. In the first year of Xingping, when Cao Cao resumed his campaign against Tao Qian, Miao's brother Chao conspired with Taizu's general Chen Gong, and his lieutenants Xu Si and Wang Kai to rebel against Taizu. The palace said that Miao said: "Now that heroes have risen together, the world is falling apart. You, with thousands of miles of troops, are fighting in four battles. With your sword in hand and your eyes on the sky, you are enough to be proud of others. But if you fight back against others, don't be contemptuous!" Today, the army of Zhouzhou is marching eastward, but the place is empty. Lu Bu is a strong man who is good at fighting and is unrivalled. Ruoquan welcomes him, and together shepherds Yanzhou and observes the situation in the world. Waiting for the current situation to change, this is also a moment of vertical and horizontal movement. ' Miao followed it. At the beginning of the Taizu period, he sent the palace generals to stay in Tundong County, so he used them to serve as Yanzhou pastoralists and occupy Puyang. All counties and counties responded, but Juancheng, Dong'a, and Fan were guarded by Taizu (9). The reason why Chen Gong persuaded Zhang Miao and Lu Bu to unite was that Lu Bu was a strong man and was good at fighting. This argument once again proved Lu Bu's formidable combat effectiveness. After that, Lu Bu and Cao Cao fought several times, but in the end they were no match for Cao Cao, who was recognized as an outstanding military strategist during the Three Kingdoms period. He was defeated from Yanzhou and fled eastward to Liu Bei. It happened that Liu Bei was a man who always had to act like a gentleman, and he didn't like Lu Bu's aura of martial arts. "Heroes" said: When Bu saw Bei, he respected him very much, and said to Bei, "I am from the same country as you." When Bu saw that troops had risen in Guandong, he wanted to kill Dong Zhuo. When Bu Sha Zhuodong came out, all the generals in Guandong wanted to kill Bu Er because none of them had An Bu. ' Please sit down on your wife's bed in the tent, ask her to bow to you, drink wine and eat, and call her your younger brother. Be aware that Bu's language is impermanent. It appears externally but not internally. As far as Lu Bu is concerned, he should respect Liu Bei at this time. Since he and Liu Bei are from the north, and in the army, there is no private place, so he is prepared to sit on the wife's bed in the tent, make the woman bow, drink and eat. However, in the Han Dynasty, men and women were very particular about guarding, so Lu Bu invited Liu Bei into the back room in the military tent, which should be a sign of intimacy. This means that Liu Bei must be thirty-four years old at this time, and Lu Bu is two years older than Liu Bei. It is not an exaggeration for him to call Liu Bei his younger brother. Knowing that Liu Bei does not think so, he probably feels that Lu Bu comes to seek refuge with him, but calls him his younger brother. He is not used to Lu Bu's ordering his wife to bow to him, drink and eat, which is not in line with etiquette. Therefore, he feels that Lu Bu's language is irregular, so he does not say anything to the outside. Then Liu Bei and Yuan Shu began to confront each other to seize Xuzhou. Yuan Shu had no choice but to think of Lu Bu. Lu Bu was short of military rations at this time, so Yuan Shu wrote a letter offering food, grass and equipment, 200,000 dendrobium, and met Dao. The road does not stop here. When Luo Yi returns, he lacks few weapons and war implements, and the size is just the order. And in front of him, there is Dong Zhuo who caused chaos, destroyed the royal family, harmed Shu's family, and Shu raised his troops to the east of Guandong, but failed to kill Zhuo. The general punished Zhuo and sent his leader to wipe out the shame of the art, so that the art can be seen clearly in the world, and he will be worthy of life and death. His merits are one and the same. In the past, Jin Yuanxiu went to Yanzhou and went to Fengqiu. He was rejected by Cao Cao Ni, and he was exiled and almost destroyed. The general defeated Yanzhou and used his technique to restore the eyesight in the distance. This was his second achievement. The year of Shu's birth has come, and it is not known that Liu Bei is in the world. Bei then raises his troops to fight against Shu. Shu relies on the general's ability to defeat Bei, which has three merits. The general has three great skills. Although the skills are not sensitive, they are used for life and death... At this time, there was civil strife in Xiapi, and someone came to invite Lu Bu to the city. Bei Zhonglang Danyang Xudan sent Sima Zhang to deceive Bu at night, saying, "Zhang Yide and Xiapi Prime Minister Cao Bao are fighting together. Yide kills Bao, and there is a chaos in the city. I don't believe it." Thousands of Danyang soldiers were stationed in Baimen City in the west. When they heard that the general was coming to the east, they all jumped up and down, as if they had been reborn. The generals marched toward the west gate of the city, and Danyang's army opened the door and entered. 'Bu Sui went in at night and arrived at the city in the morning. At dawn, Danyang's soldiers opened the door and deployed their troops. Bu sat on the door, set fire on foot and cavalry, defeated the Yide soldiers, and obtained his wife's military supplies and the family members of the generals and officials (10), "Tongjian" also says: Tao Qian's old general Cao Bao was in Xiapi, and Zhang Fei wanted to kill him. The Leopards defended themselves and sent people to recruit Lu Bu. Bu took off Pi, and Zhang Fei was defeated. Firstly, it can be said that half of Lü Bu's occupation of Xuzhou was Yuan Shu's instigation, and half of it was Xuzhou soldiers inviting Lü Bu into the city. Xuzhou soldiers invited Lü Bu for their own reasons. At least they admired Lü Bu's reputation, and it was not an unreasonable move. Otherwise, there would be no people who heard that the general was coming east, and they would be excited, as if he was reborn. After Lu Bu occupied Xuzhou, Liu Bei was in trouble. The army was prepared in Guangling. They were hungry and trapped. The officials, big and small, were eating each other. The poor and hungry invaded and they wanted to return the small sum. So they asked the officials to surrender. At this time, Lu Bu did not kill Liu Bei because he lost power. On the contrary, he treated him with the courtesy of the governor:... He had the governor's chariots, horses, and servants, and sent his wife. 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The enemy's counselors should be strengthened so that they can fight back and forth instead of just crushing them.

Dong Zhuo was defeated, Liu Bei and Zhang Fei were also defeated. Two heroes and a brave general were gone at once.