Tianhan Yongzuo

Autumn, the twenty-fourth year of Jian'an. Below Fancheng, the Han River surged, and the wind and rain were like darkness. Guan Yu stood in the boat, wearing a green scarf and a green robe, with a beard three feet long. The green dragon crescent moon sword in his hand reflected the turbid waves of the river. His eyes were like torches, looking at the flooded Cao Wei camp. Yu Jin's seven armies were wiped out, Pound was beheaded, and China was shocked. But at this moment, Jiangdong's envoy quietly entered the camp and came with a secret letter written by Sun Quan. "General Guan, my lord, the King of Wu, is willing to work with the princes of Shu to divide the Central Plains and form an alliance forever. If Jingzhou does not move, Wu and Shu will not fight, and we can attack Cao Wei together - this will be an eternal benefit." History was meant to be a betrayal. But in this life, the trend has changed. After Guan Yu read the secret letter, he was not angry or proud, but nodded slowly. "The Marquis of Wu is wise. The Han and the traitors are not at odds with each other, and the king's business is not in peace. If Jiangdong does not give up his righteousness, I am willing to swear with my life that Wu and Shu will work together to defeat the traitors of Cao." Give an order. The Jingzhou army is not arrogant, and the Wu army will not attack. Jiangdong naval forces marched westward from Jiangxia to contain Cao Wei's reinforcements; Guan Yu steadily attacked Fancheng, and Liu Bei sent troops from Hanzhong, all three groups attacking together. In the battle of Xiangfan, Cao Wei was defeated. Guan Yu was powerful in China, but he did not lose Jingzhou, did not go to Maicheng, and did not encounter violent death. Ji Han has since taken a completely different path. And this is just the beginning.