Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Guan Gong (Part 1)

In the late Eastern Han Dynasty, the government was corrupt and the people were in dire straits. Taiping Dao leader Zhang Jiao organized and led the Yellow Turban Uprising. The Han Dynasty is in danger. In order to restore Du Ji to the Han Dynasty, Liu Bei, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei of Zhuo County became brothers in Louyuan, recruited wise men and organized troops. Dong Zhuo, the ambitious governor of Xiliang, took the opportunity to cause chaos, led an army to Beijing, adopted Lu Bu as his adopted son, and gained power in the government and the public. He deposed the young emperor and established King Chenliu as the Xian Emperor. From then on, he held the emperor in power and commanded the princes. Cao Cao failed in his attempt to assassinate Dong Zhuo, so he escaped from the capital and joined various princes to raise troops to attack Dong. Liu Bei participated in the battle, and the three Taoyuan brothers fought against Lu Bu three times at Hulao Pass. Situ Wangyun appreciated Pinbu's bravery and good fighting skills, so he cleverly used Diao Chan to drive a wedge between Dong Zhuo and Lü Bu's father and son, causing Lü Bu to stab Dong Zhuo to death in front of Fengyi Pavilion. After Dong Zhuo's death, Lü Bu and Wang Yun fought for power and made enemies everywhere. In the end, Wang Yun was killed in the palace by Dong Zhuo's subordinates Li Jue and Guo Si; while Lü Bu was hanged in the Baimen Tower by his cronies. After Cao Cao eliminated Dong Zhuo and Lu Bu, he proclaimed himself prime minister and took charge of the court. The blood edict written by Emperor Xian was handed over to Liu Bei by Dong Cheng. If Bei was to eliminate traitors and eliminate violence, he would reorganize the Han Dynasty and set the course of the dynasty. Although Liu Bei was highly regarded by Cao Cao, he was wary of Cao Cao's insidiousness, suspicion, and fickleness. He also wanted to escape from the capital, so he asked Cao Cao for troops to capture Yuan Shao in Xuzhou. Liu Bei had just set off, Cao Cao