Three Kingdoms: This Lü Bu Is Far Too Loyal
三国：这个吕布太过忠义了
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 79k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Dong Zhuo's ability to enter Beijing was originally an event with a very small probability. It was a combination of multiple coincidences that made Dong Zhuo disobey orders and enter Beijing. If Lu Bu did not kill Ding Yuan, then Dong Zhuo and Ding Yuan would not be able to enter the capital. Then Yuan Shao could easily integrate Luoyang, turn the court into his one-spoken hall, and complete the task of coercing the emperor to make his ministers unworthy in advance. Lu Bu would have nothing to do with it.
What I find most unreasonable is: Many book friends and many online writers who write about the Three Kingdoms think: Ding Yuan treated Lu Bu very badly! These people believe that Ding Yuan made Lu Bu the chief secretary to suppress him, to prevent him from being in charge of the army, and not to let him stand out.