Three Kingdoms: The Dragon Disarms

The Three Kingdoms were in troubled times and war-torn. Facing the strong pressure of the Wei army, Zhao Yun (played by Andy Lau), a first-time engineer, took the initiative to join the army. With the help of military counselor Zhuge Liang (played by Pu Cunxin), he used offense as defense strategy to rob the stronghold and disturb the enemy. In the subsequent battle of Changbanpo, Zhao Yun single-handedly entered Cao's camp to rescue his young master, and became famous in this battle. Later, he was entrusted with the important task of going to Dingjun Mountain with the old general Huang Zhong to capture Hanzhong and lay the foundation of the Shu Kingdom. However, in this battle, because Huang Zhong was anxious to compete for the top spot and sent troops in advance, he fell into Cao Cao's trick and suffered heavy casualties. At the time of crisis, Zhao Yun arrived in time to rescue Huang Zhong and Luo Ping'an (played by Sammo Hung), and with the help of Zhuge Liang's ingenious plan, he burned Cao's army's food and grass and made great contributions to turning the tide of the war. Zhao Yun was promoted to General of the Five Tigers because of this, but Luo Ping'an, the brother of a fellow countryman, felt all kinds of things in his heart. Time flew by in the war, and the five tiger generals of Shu also passed away one after another. Before Zhuge Liang's plan to destroy Wei again, Zhao Yun insisted on being a vanguard general, but encountered Cao Cao's 100,000 troops in front of Fengming Mountain. Facing the ultimate battle of life, how should Zhao Yun respond?