Three Kingdoms: Rebirth of Liu Bei, the Zhaolie

In the arena, Lü Bu fought fiercely against Tuoba Jiefen and Hegu Xun, and as the battle intensified, he still held his own.

Tuoba Jiefen and Hegu Xun, on the contrary, showed signs of defeat and began to struggle, only managing to parry and block.

This is because they are exhausted.

What they didn't know was that Lü Bu was born with superhuman strength from a young age, and was known as having the courage of a tyrant. His arm strength was several times greater than that of ordinary people, and he had super endurance, making him a truly gifted warrior.

As the number one warrior of the Three Kingdoms period, capable of defeating ten thousand men, Lü Bu has always been known as the "Flying General" of the army.

Moreover, he is widely recognized as the pinnacle of combat power in the Three Kingdoms period, and is known as "Lu Bu among men, Red Hare among horses".

The downside is that they are brave but lack strategy.

—This is God opening one window for Lü Bu while closing another.

The fact that Tuoba Jiefen and Hegu Xun were able to fight Lü Bu back and forth for several rounds against such a formidable opponent already demonstrates that the two of them were not weak in martial arts themselves.

It should be noted that ordinary generals would not last a single round against Lü Bu's halberd.

Tuoba Jiefen and Hegu Xun fought Lü Bu for more than ten rounds, which is enough to make them worthy of being called fierce generals of the Xianbei.

Of course, they were two against one, which is why they were able to achieve this result.

Originally, Hegu Xun was no match for Lü Bu.

Tuoba Jiefen suddenly intervened, which delayed the situation for more than ten rounds.

Despite being outnumbered two to one, Lü Bu could not unleash his full power, but he fought with increasing ferocity, wearing down Tuoba Jiefen and Hegu Xun's stamina by prolonging the battle.

He Gu Xun was the first to run out of energy, his movements slowed down, and as he swung his spear, his moves began to go awry.

Taking advantage of the opportunity, Lü Bu swiftly thrust his halberd forward!

In his panic, Hegu Xun managed to dodge Lü Bu's attack.

But after Lü Bu missed his target, he pulled back and used the small branch of his halberd to hook the spear in Hegu Xun's hand. With a strong pull, he knocked Hegu Xun off his horse.

Hegu Xun dropped his weapon to the ground, turned pale with fright, and hurriedly spurred his horse away.

Lu Bu discarded the Hegu Xun spear, and as he hooked it away, he slid his left hand forward on the Bu Zi halberd. Then, he suddenly thrust backward, using the back of the Bu Zi halberd to stab Tuoba Jiefen in the chest.

Tuoba Jiefen was galloping towards him, preparing to thrust at Lü Bu's back. Just as he raised his arms, Lü Bu's halberd struck his right shoulder with the back of his hand.

Immediately afterwards, he was thrown to the ground by that great force.

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The Xianbei cavalrymen who were watching were immediately in an uproar.

Everyone's eyes showed fear.

They watched helplessly as Lü Bu single-handedly defeated two valiant Xianbei generals in succession.

The Xianbei cavalry dared not step forward to rescue Tuoba Jiefen, who had fallen from his horse.

Lu Bu burst into wild laughter several times, and then rode swiftly to assassinate Tuoba Jiefen.

Tuoba Jiefen was quite agile; he scrambled and rolled to dodge Lü Bu's halberd thrust.

Although in a very sorry state, he was fortunate enough to escape Lu Bu's assassination attempt.

Just then, Tuoba Linye led his 3,000 iron cavalrymen galloping over.

Tuoba Lin gave the order.

Then a centurion led over a hundred cavalrymen from the military camp to seize Tuoba Jiefen.

As they galloped on their horses, they drew their bows and fired a barrage of arrows at Lü Bu.

Seeing the Xianbei cavalry unleashing a hail of arrows, Lü Bu abandoned Tuoba Jiefen and retreated at a distance.

Tuoba Jiefen was then out of danger and was rescued by the Yazhang army and brought back to his own camp.

Lu Bu turned his horse around and burst into wild laughter at the thousands of Xianbei cavalrymen in his camp. His laughter was bold and unrestrained.

After he finished laughing, he shouted loudly again:

"Who else dares to challenge me to a duel on the battlefield?!"

His voice grew louder and more penetrating.

The shock terrified everyone present.

Tuoba Lin coldly stared at Lü Bu, who was riding a horse several dozen feet away, and shouted:

"Man, don't act rashly!"

Seeing Lü Bu defeat Tuoba Jiefen and Hegu Xun one after another, he knew that when it came to fighting generals, there was probably no Xianbei warrior who could match him.

Lu Bu snorted coldly and shouted sharply:

"Don't be fooled by your thousands of troops; to me, you're like a skeleton in a tomb!"

Tuoba Lin sneered:

"You scoundrel, how dare you be so arrogant! Do you think we Xianbei are without anyone to rely on?"

He looked to his left and right, seemingly deciding who to send out to fight Lu Bu and dampen his arrogance.

However, the Xianbei generals all showed fear on their faces, and none of them dared to answer the call to fight.

Everyone saw Lü Bu bravely fight Tuoba Jiefen and Hegu Xun, and still gain the upper hand.

Lu Bu's fighting prowess was probably unmatched on the grasslands; no one could challenge him in a one-on-one fight.

Tuoba Lin frowned slightly and sighed inwardly when he saw that no one volunteered to fight.

Just then, Liu Bei, Qian Zhao, Guan Yu, and others spurred their horses and galloped to Tuoba Lin's vicinity, shouting loudly:

"Khan, let us meet Lü Bu."

Tuoba Lin pondered:

Are you confident?

Liu Bei said in a deep voice:

"How will you know if you don't try!"

Tuoba Lin frowned and said:

"Alright. Then I'll see what you're capable of."

Upon hearing this, Liu Bei immediately said in a deep voice:

"Yun Chang, go and fight that scoundrel Lü Bu."

"Yes."

Guan Yu shouted with joy.

He immediately spurred his horse, spear in hand, and charged toward Lü Bu.

He was originally skilled with a ten-foot-long spear, but seeing that Lü Bu's spear was only twelve feet long, he changed to a twelve-foot-long spear for the sake of fairness.

Lu Bu remained fearless in the face of Tuoba Lin's three thousand Xianbei cavalry.

The six or seven riders behind him remained standing.

Only the hundred or so Han riders who had come with Lü Bu saw the thousands of Xianbei cavalrymen and spurred their horses slightly back, preparing for a swift escape.

However, they were unwilling to abandon Lü Bu, so they watched the battle from a distance.

When Lü Bu saw a Han-looking man, nearly nine feet tall, riding a horse and carrying a spear, coming from the Xianbei side, his fighting spirit was rekindled.

He couldn't help but sneer and spurred his horse to fight.

"drive!"

The warhorse beneath him seemed to sense its master's overwhelming fighting spirit, and became extremely excited, galloping wildly towards Guan Yu.

Lu Bu, his horse, and his halberd all seemed to have transcended godhood.

Seeing that Lü Bu, riding the wave of his recent victory, was showing signs of overwhelming him, Guan Yu gripped his twelve-foot spear tightly, and with all his might, roared:

"Lu Bu, you scoundrel! You coward who dares to lay down his head on a flag and sell his soul, yet you dare to leap onto your horse before the enemy lines! Guan Yu is here!"

His shouts were powerful and resounding, echoing across the surrounding area.

The three thousand Xianbei soldiers in the camp were all shaken by Guan Yu's shout.

Lu Bu, who was on horseback, was taken aback by Guan Yu's furious roar and eyes wide with rage. However, he quickly mustered his own fierce spirit.

He sneered and shouted sharply:

"You brute! Watch your head!"

The two horses gradually drew closer!

Guan Yu gripped the twelve-foot-long spear firmly with both hands, then feinted towards Lü Bu's throat. Immediately afterward, he flipped his wrist, and the spear tip went straight for Lü Bu's right side.

With a cold smile, Lü Bu wielded his halberd, its blade flashing up and down, creating an impenetrable defense that blocked all of Guan Yu's attacks.

The moment they exchanged blows, they realized that the other was quite skilled in martial arts, and they couldn't help but muster their spirits for a fierce battle.

Two horses galloped back and forth, their twelve-foot-long spears and halberds clashing fiercely in the air.

Dust flew everywhere.

The three thousand Xianbei soldiers watched with bated breath, their hearts churning like a turbulent sea.

Qian Zhao asked Liu Bei:

Who do you think will win?

Liu Bei pondered for a moment and said:

"...It's hard to say..."

……

He was skilled in archery and horsemanship, possessed extraordinary strength, and was known as the "Flying General".

—From the Biography of Lü Bu in the Records of the Three Kingdoms