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Lü Bu, like a ghost, shuttled between the armies led by Guan Yu, Li Su, Zhang Yang and the Huns. With his keen insight and excellent strategic skills, he carefully examined every possible omission on the battlefield and took timely action to make up for it.

Not only that, Lu Bu also kept an eye on the strategic materials and necessities needed by each unit. Once he found that a unit was short of supplies or had other needs, he would quickly dispatch relevant resources and go there at any time through the transmission function of the space-time router system to provide necessary support.

Under Lu Bu's clever and efficient operation, it didn't take long for the logistics support work that Chen Gong was in charge of to achieve remarkable results - the various types of supplies it provided could almost fully meet all the strategic needs of the three armies!

Nowadays, key resources such as food, weapons, and medical supplies are all fully supplied; this allows the soldiers at the front to have no worries and all soldiers can devote themselves to the battle. At the same time, it also makes the entire battle situation more stable and more beneficial to our side!

The armies led by Guan Yu, Li Su and Zhang Yang showed increasingly high combat proficiency and tacit cooperation, and their tactics against the Xiongnu became more and more skillful and comfortable. On the battlefield, they shuttled between enemy formations like fish in water, and each attack was precise and powerful.

Guan Yu wielded his Green Dragon Crescent Blade like a god of war, and the enemies fell at his feet one after another; Li Su commanded the soldiers with his wisdom and strategy, throwing the Huns into chaos; Zhang Yang led the way and led his men to fight bravely without fear.

As time went by, these generals and their soldiers experienced countless life-and-death tests, but they were not defeated by difficulties. Instead, they accumulated experience and improved their strength in actual combat. Now they are familiar with the tactical characteristics of the Xiongnu and can quickly find the opponent's weaknesses and exploit them.

Under such circumstances, the Xiongnu gradually became unable to resist the attacks of the troops led by Guan Yu, Li Su and Zhang Yang, and the battle situation began to develop in a direction that was favorable to us. All this was inseparable from the joint efforts and fighting spirit of several generals and all the soldiers.

Lü Bu slowly breathed a sigh of relief and began to take time to plan the strategic plans for Jiangnan and various regions in Kyushu. He knew that in order to realize his ambitions and aspirations, he had to carefully plan every move.

The first step in his plan was to focus on the rise of the Sun Wu forces. Among them, Sun Jian and his two sons, Sun Ce and Sun Quan, became his primary focus.

On this day, Lu Bu appeared in Wujun, a place in the south of the Yangtze River shrouded in mist and rain. He leaned on the railing and looked out in the rain, searching for Sun Jian's personal information in history in his mind.

Sun Jian, courtesy name Wentai, was a native of Fuchun, Wujun (now located in Fuyang District, Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province). Born in troubled times, he became a famous general and warlord in the late Eastern Han Dynasty with his extraordinary bravery and wisdom. Not only that, it is said that Sun Jian is also a descendant of Sun Wu, a great military strategist in the Spring and Autumn Period. Perhaps it was this family gene inheritance that gave Sun Jian extraordinary military talent.

Sun Jian was born into a poor family. He became a county official when he was young. He was famous for his bravery and good fighting skills. He was recruited as an acting lieutenant and became the military commander of Wu County. He recruited soldiers and participated in quelling the riots in Kuaiji. Later, he served as the county magistrate of Yandu, Xuyi, and Xiapi.

Sun Jian was a man of courage and strong character, with great martial arts skills. During the Yellow Turban Rebellion, he served as the governor of Changsha and the Marquis of Wusun. He was very strategic and was the founder of the Eastern Wu during the Three Kingdoms period. He made his fortune through military activities during the chaotic period at the end of the Han Dynasty, especially in the Jianghuai region, which laid a solid foundation for his family members to establish the Wu Kingdom in the south of the Yangtze River.