Lu Bu's Halberd Points to the Central Plains

In the chaotic Three Kingdoms period: if Lu Bu had not died at White Gate Tower, would Cao Cao have been restless? If the wise Phoenix (Pang Tong) had come to assist, what changes would have occurred in the world? Taishi Ci's dying words, "A true man should wield a three-foot sword and achieve immortal deeds; now my ambition is unfulfilled, why must I die!" set the tone for every hero's life in the Three Kingdoms. The turbulent times were unpredictable, the heavens were about to change, the earth was cracking, and at the forefront emerged: an ancient divine weapon, the Fangtian Huaji, like a dragon emerging from the sea, killing countless enemies; a swift steed, the Red Hare, racing like lightning and crossing water as if on flat ground; and a warrior wearing a purple-gold crown, a brocade battle robe from Xichuan, a Tangni armor with beast-face patterns, a lion-barbarian belt, a Citie precious sword at his waist, bow and arrows at his side, descending like a god—the first war god of the Three Kingdoms, Lu Bu.