Three Kingdoms: I, Lu Bu, Never Recognize the Second Father

The rope at the White Gate Tower broke Lu Bu's neck and his last vestige of fantasy. Before he died, he finally figured out one thing - in this life, he had known two fathers and died twice. When he relives his life, he has only one iron rule: In this life, I will never recognize my father. Reborn at Dingyuan Camp, Li Su came with red rabbit horses and golden cakes. Lu Bu pinched the gold cake, leaving five clear fingerprints on it, then raised his head and smiled at Li Su. It's not a smile of gratitude, it's the smile of a hunter when he sees his prey walking into the trap. In this life, there are no domestic slaves with three surnames, no thieves as fathers, and no rope on the Baimen Tower. There is just a Lu Bu who is reborn with the "echoes of broken history" - he can hear the direction of history, can calculate everyone's death date, and can see the knife behind every smiling face. Dong Zhuo wants an obedient dog? Give. But this dog is grinding his teeth. Cao Cao, Yuan Shao, Liu Bei... These people think they are the protagonists of troubled times? No, they are just positions on Lu Bu's chessboard that haven't had time to move. In this life, where Fang Tian's painted halberd points is the direction of the world.