Kong Ming wrote it himself. After all, this character can't be written, and others are too sorry to die.

Isn't that Liu Bei? . . Liu Bei has no such story as a lone hero. In fact, he is best at buying people's hearts. Let's talk about this. Liu Bei threw his goggles at Dou: Zhao Yun put down his goggles in a million-strong army, carrying Dou Qi, who was killed by the savior, into and out of his robe. Finally, after seeing Liu Bei, he knelt on the ground and returned the sinus to Liu Bei with both hands. Because of his own flesh and blood, Liu Bei couldn't soothe the loyalty of loyal subjects, so he threw himself on the ground and said that you obedient boy almost hurt me.

Zhang Fei made a scene in Changbanpo, facing Cao Jun's million-strong army alone, and immediately shouted on the bridge to retreat Cao Cao's million-strong army.

Guan Yu's works are more classic. Hanging seals, sealing gold, riding thousands of miles, going through five customs and beheading six generals were Cao Ying's thoughts in the Han Dynasty. I learned that my brother returned all the gold and silver jewelry of Cao Cao when he got off the road, and hung the golden seal of Hanshou Hou Ting in the hall. I only brought my own people to escort two sisters-in-law to ride thousands of miles.