Three Kingdoms: Rebirth of Liu Bei, the Zhaolie

Upon hearing this, Lü Bu's eyes were filled with contempt.

He looked at Liu Bei, who was only a little over seven feet tall, and couldn't help but sneer:

"Big Ears, no matter what game we play, you'll always be a loser."

Liu Bei shook his head helplessly as he looked at Lü Bu's disdainful expression.

The Liu Bei of today is not the same Liu Bei of the previous life.

Unfortunately, he couldn't tell Lü Bu the truth.

Liu Bei reined in his horse and galloped off in the opposite direction.

At the same time, Lü Bu also charged forward for more than twenty zhang.

The two people were forty zhang apart, which is equivalent to more than ninety meters in modern terms.

Liu Bei looked at Lü Bu from afar and shouted:

"Fengxian, hold on tight!"

Lu Bu said sternly:

"Big Ears, take your spear."

Liu Bei smiled, then suddenly shouted:

"drive!"

The warhorse beneath him immediately took off galloping forward.

Liu Bei controlled his horse with only his legs, freeing up both hands to grip the twelve-foot-long spear, placing it beside his left side with the spear tip pointing forward, and spurred his horse to gallop.

Just as Liu Bei's warhorse started moving, Lü Bu also started moving his own warhorse and charged fiercely towards Liu Bei.

Unlike Liu Bei, when Lü Bu held the Bu-shaped halberd with both hands, his left hand was in front and his right hand was behind.

This is also how most people hold their hands.

The advantage of this grip is that it allows the right hand, which has more power, to be the force-generating hand.

However, when an opponent charges from the left, the left side will have a defensive opening at some point, which can be exploited by an opponent who uses their left hand as the power source.

At this time, the person who uses their right hand as the power source will feel a bit awkward when defending, and their reaction will not be as quick.

Liu Bei also recognized this point.

At the same time, he also took advantage of Lü Bu's arrogance.

Lu Bu underestimated Liu Bei from the bottom of his heart, so he was bound to be careless and only focus on offense while neglecting defense.

The saying goes, "An arrogant army is bound to be defeated."

When masters clash, their application of techniques is very subtle.

Even the slightest oversight can lead to failure.

Liu Bei knew that in order to defeat Lü Bu this time, he had to be extremely precise in seizing the right opportunity.

He watched as Lü Bu charged forward on horseback, halberd in hand, from several dozen feet away. He slightly pushed off with his right leg, signaling his horse to rush past Lü Bu from the left.

Therefore, the horse's head must not come over.

This is crucial.

Fortunately, Liu Bei's warhorse was very intelligent.

It quickly understood Liu Bei's intention, turned its horse's head slightly to the right, and continued to charge forward.

soon.

The two riders were now less than two zhang apart.

They look like they're about to clash.

Liu Bei seized the opportunity and, in that instant, twisted his waist and abdomen as the core, transmitting the power from his waist and abdomen rapidly along his spine to his arms and hands, all the way to his twelve-foot-long spear.

Just as the twelve-foot-long spear made contact with Lü Bu's fiercely thrusting halberd, a powerful, trembling force suddenly erupted and struck Lü Bu's halberd.

It was like a live snake spitting its tongue.

With a single tremor, the direction of Lü Bu's halberd thrust was completely deflected.

Immediately after Liu Bei finished shaking his twelve-foot-long spear, he followed up with another rapid strike.

The twelve-foot-long spear struck Lü Bu's left arm, knocking him off his horse in an instant.

Lu Bu felt a powerful force strike his left arm. He lost control of his body and fell off his horse with a thud, landing in the dust.

A jolt!

One collapse!

The seemingly simple fighting moves are timed with such precision that even a millisecond earlier or later would not achieve the same effect.

Liu Bei's heart, which had been hanging in suspense, finally settled down.

Holding a twelve-foot-long spear in his right hand, he reined in his horse and stood still, both he and his horse as steady as mountains, quietly watching Lü Bu fall into the dust.

He was like a celestial general and a war god.

When the onlookers saw the peerless warrior Lü Bu being knocked off his horse by Liu Bei, they could hardly believe their eyes.

They all stared wide-eyed, holding their breath as they watched Lü Bu fall from his horse in the arena.

A while later.

They then realized that Lü Bu, whom they considered an almost invincible god of war, had indeed been knocked off his horse by Liu Bei with a single spear thrust.

"OK……"

First, Tuoba Jiefen shouted excitedly.

Hegu Xun, standing nearby, was overjoyed and exclaimed:

"Well done with the spear! Xuande is truly a genius."

Guan Yu was even more excited, and so excited that he spurred his horse to gallop wildly, shouting:

"Xuande! Xuande!"

For a moment, he didn't know what to say, he just kept calling out Liu Bei's courtesy name.

Qian Zhao, Zuo Zi, and others were also very excited and shouted "Xuan De" loudly along with Guan Yu.

When Xu Wushan's twenty-eight elite cavalrymen saw that Liu Bei was even more valiant than Lü Bu, they all wore expressions of admiration.

Immediately following, three thousand Xianbei soldiers cheered in unison, their voices shaking the heavens.

Everyone's face showed a joyful expression.

Only the Han cavalry who followed Lü Bu had faces ashen.

Lu Bu got up from the ground, looking around. He couldn't believe that he had been knocked off his horse by Liu Bei, an unknown wandering knight from Youzhou.

He was somewhat flustered and didn't know what to do.

He had no choice but to pretend to be looking for his weapon, the Bu-shaped halberd.

After searching frantically for a long time, he finally picked up the halberd with the character "卜" (bu) amidst the dust and held it in his hand.

Lu Bu looked at the halberd with the character "卜" in his hand, still unable to believe that he had actually lost.

He wasn't even a match for Liu Bei!?

Who would believe that?

Lu Bu couldn't even last a single move against Liu Bei's twelve-foot spear...

impossible!

Absolutely impossible!

Lu Bu staggered toward his mount.

At this moment, his warhorse also drooped its head, like a defeated rooster.

He had lost his earlier spirit and fighting spirit.

Lu Bu wanted to climb up.

But he seemed to have lost his soul and had no strength left. He tried to climb onto the horse several times, but could not.

Finally, after much difficulty climbing onto the horse's back, he couldn't control the warhorse beneath him, his body swaying as if he were about to fall off.

Amidst the deafening cheers, Lü Bu slowly regained his senses. He realized that he had indeed been knocked off his horse by Liu Bei's spear and fallen to the ground.

He lost.

We lost completely.

Lu Bu, mounted on his horse, looked at Liu Bei with a somewhat bewildered expression.

"What trick did you just use?"

Liu Bei smiled slightly and said:

"I used a shake-and-shoot technique!"

"gun!?"

Lu Bu was taken aback. "You're clearly using a spear!"

During the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period, most military generals used spears; the lance had not yet appeared.

Upon hearing this, Liu Bei hurriedly replied:

"I do use a spear, but the principles of combat are the same."

Whether it's shaking the gun or slamming it down, it all relies on the power of the waist and abdomen.

Given time, most people will eventually be able to learn it.

However, if you want to reach an extraordinary level and successfully apply it in actual combat, you will have to put in a lot of hard work.

The essence of this shake lies in seizing the best opportune moment and using the power of the waist and abdomen to make the spear vibrate at a high frequency, thereby disrupting the opponent's weapon.

Once the interference is successful, a short, crisp, and instantly powerful strike is used to hit the opponent's body.

The way you generate force when you shake and when you collapse is completely different.

Although they look almost the same on the surface.

The tremor must penetrate to the very tip of the spear.

Collapse, the force must be concentrated in the spear body.

With each shake and thud, the skill is truly remarkable.

Only a master can use it.

That's why they say, "A month for a stick, a year for a knife, a lifetime for a gun."

Spears, halberds, and lances all require long-term practice to achieve mastery.

Liu Bei was a master of spearmanship.

Lu Bu looked at Liu Bei, and although he was resentful, the facts were undeniable. He sighed and said:

"I lost."

Liu Bei nodded and asked:

"So, what you said before the war still stands?"

He knew that Lü Bu's nature was fickle and opportunistic.

However, Lü Bu is currently around twenty years old, just coming of age, and is still a passionate young man. He has not yet experienced the baptism of cruel political struggles and cold-blooded military struggles, and should still be an upright and trustworthy person.

Judging from the fact that he recruited chivalrous knights to fight for justice and hunt down the evil Xianbei cavalry, Liu Bei concluded that Lü Bu was still worth befriending at this time.

……

A long-practiced staff, a year's worth of swordsmanship, and a long-time master of the spear.

—A martial arts proverb