All Chapters of Hijacking the Three Kingdoms with My System : Chapter 151
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Chapter 151: The Bloody Alliance
Two days after the intrigue-filled meeting at the Plum Pavilion in Xuchang, the atmosphere inside the main palace of Xuzhou felt vastly different. The air in the great hall was not filled with calming incense. It reeked of hard liquor and the sweat of the Bingzhou Cavalry soldiers guarding every corner of the room. On the governor's throne previously occupied by Liu Bei, a giant now sat. He wore golden armor that radiated absolute arrogance. Lu Bu rested his chin on his left hand. The God of War's eyes looked slightly bored as they stared at the hall's courtyard. His mind was not contemplating war tactics or territorial expansion. The giant's brain was filled with images of his wife, Diao Chan, who was currently resting in her pavilion. Diao Chan's progressing pregnancy had transformed Lu Bu's wild instincts into the protective instincts of a tiger guarding its den. He didn't want to leave Xuzhou. He only wanted to ensure this territory was
Chapter 152: Heavenly Melody
The tip of Lu Bu's weapon, resting just beneath his loyal advisor's neck, radiated an incredibly thick aura of death. With heavy, hunting breaths, the God of War stared at his advisor, filled with bloodlust and rage. "Do you think I am a little child who cannot tell friend from foe?" Lu Bu hissed. His eyes bulged wildly, radiating an uncontrollable killing intent. His hand holding the giant halberd trembled slightly, ready to end Chen Gong's life that very second. "Who is the ruler of this city, Chen Gong? You, or me?!" Chen Gong closed his eyes tightly. He had fulfilled his duty as a loyal advisor. If he had to die for trying to prevent his master's ruin, then he would die with honor. He did not beg for mercy; he simply resigned himself, waiting for the halberd blade to slice his neck. Pling. Plang. Amidst the suffocating silence filled with the aura of death, the sound of a melody suddenly broke th
Chapter 153: The War Drums of Xuchang
Three days had passed since the envoy from Huainan set foot in Xuzhou. In the main strategy room of the Xuchang palace, the air felt warm from a dragon-carved fireplace, but the aura radiating from the faces of the Wei faction's top brass felt as cold as winter ice. A spy from the shadow intelligence division knelt in the middle of the room. The man's breath was ragged. His clothes were covered in dust and dry mud from spurring his horse relentlessly through storms for two days and two nights from Lu Bu's territory. Cao Mengde sat on his throne, reading a small scroll stamped with red wax. The Tyrant's dark eyes traced every letter written there. The silence in the room was so thick that the sound of the shifting paper scroll sounded very sharp. "One thousand five hundred sacks of grain, five hundred horses, and five hundred rolls of golden silk," Cao Cao said softly, breaking the silence. The Prime Minister threw the sc
Chapter 154: A Blood Oath of Atonement
A sea of men clad in steel armor poured out of the Xuchang capital gates like a giant monster just awakened from a long slumber. The sound of tens of thousands of soldiers' footsteps hitting the ground in unison created a constant vibration felt right down to the soles of the feet. Hundreds of war drums beat in a slow, deadly rhythm, driving away the remnants of the gray winter clouds. Millions of banners fluttered proudly, blotting out the sun. On the left flank, maroon flags bearing the Wei tiger emblem waved under the command of General Xiahou Yuan. On the right flank, the green dragon banners of the Shu-Han faction towered high, led directly by the Imperial Uncle, Liu Bei. These fifty thousand vanguard troops marched, splitting the Chinese mainland. Behind them, still several days' journey away, the hundred-thousand-strong main army led directly by Cao Mengde followed slowly. The tyrant deliberately kept his distance. He was letting Liu
Chapter 155: Quest - The Fall of Lu Bu
General Xiahou Yuan, the commander of the elite Wei troops assigned by Cao Cao, spurred his horse through the Pingyuan infantry ranks. He didn't care about the flying dust. The general, possessing a highly arrogant and impatient nature, stopped right beside Liu Bei. "Imperial Uncle," Xiahou Yuan greeted. His tone carried absolutely no respect. He looked at Liu Bei and his three generals with a condescending glare. "Your soldiers are shouting too much. Save their strength. We have a long journey south to Huainan after taking care of this rebel rat in Xuzhou." Liu Bei turned with a flat expression. "My troops are simply igniting their fighting spirit, General Xiahou. Morale is the spearhead of every war." Xiahou Yuan snorted in disgust. "Morale cannot pierce the armor of the Bingzhou Cavalry. Do not forget your place, Imperial Uncle. Prime Minister Cao gave you twenty thousand of my troops to help you. Make sure you do not
Chapter 156: The God of War's Arrogance on the Walls of Xuzhou
A strong wind swept across the land, carrying the smell of wet earth and the sickening scent of iron. Atop the towering, sturdy fortress walls of Xuzhou city, a giant stood defying the horizon. The black steel armor wrapping his body reflected the fading afternoon sunlight. Over that dark armor, a golden silk cape fluttered wildly like dancing flames in the middle of a storm. The purple-gold crown on his head held two long pheasant feathers that waved arrogantly. His wire-muscle-filled hands tightly gripped the hilt of the Fangtian Huaji, the sky spear whose crescent tip was always thirsty for blood. "Those rats finally dare to visit hell!" Lu Bu growled. His baritone voice vibrated the bricks beneath his boots. The God of War's eyes narrowed sharply, staring far ahead. At the edge of the horizon, a sea of armed men slowly crept closer. Millions of banners fluttered, blotting out the sunlight. They transformed the green
Chapter 157: The Tyrant's Bloody Chessboard
The afternoon wind blew, carrying a bone-biting cold. It swept across the vast plains in front of the giant walls of Xuzhou city. However, that cold was not felt at all on top of the observation hill located about five li behind the front lines of the battle. On top of that hill, safe from the reach of enemy arrows, a luxurious command tent stood very grandly. Thick maroon silk cloth covered every side of the tent, blocking out the winter wind. Inside the tent, a charcoal fireplace burned brightly. The sweet smell of roasted venison and high-quality wine wafted out. It was a stark contrast to the smell of sweat and tension from the hundreds of thousands of soldiers preparing to welcome death down below. Cao Mengde sat leaning back in a teak wood chair upholstered with bear skin. The Wei Prime Minister held a golden cup filled with warm wine. His dark eyes, full of deadly calculation, stared straight at the valley below the hill. 
Chapter 158: The Score of the Steel Symphony
The vibration beneath the ground was growing increasingly brutal. The thirty thousand Bingzhou Wolf Cavalry charging out of the Xuzhou city gates no longer sounded like the galloping of horses. The noise had morphed into the rumble of a high-magnitude earthquake ready to swallow everything in its path. A giant cloud of thick brown dust billowed up into the afternoon sky, concealing the gold-crowned demon silhouette leading the vanguard.In the center of the deeply curved horseshoe formation, a wooden command carriage stood firmly.Jo Fan sat leaning back in his wheelchair atop the carriage. Both his hands gripped the wooden armrests so tightly that his knuckles turned white. Cold sweat poured down, soaking his temples and neck. The chill of the spring air did absolutely nothing to dull the pain shooting from his spine to the base of his neck."System," Jo Fan called out in his head. The young man's breathing was rapid, his eyes staring wildly at the approaching dust cloud of death. "O
Chapter 159: The Wolf Cavalry's Roar
The world in Lu Bu's eyes was painted purely in red. It was not just the swirling dust of Xuzhou, but the bloodlust boiling over in his mind.On the saddle of Red Hare, the God of War shot forward like a comet falling from the sky. The afternoon wind slapped his face, making the two pheasant feathers on his golden crown flutter wildly behind him. Behind his back, thirty thousand Bingzhou Wolf Cavalry roared in unison. The thunderous sound of their horses' hooves shook the land, creating a wave of physical terror ready to flatten anything that dared to stand in its way."Crush their ranks!" Lu Bu roared. His voice overpowered the beating of the war drums. "Do not give them a chance to breathe!"The distance to the frontline of the joint Wei and Shu-Han infantry shrank in a matter of seconds. The enemy troops locked their wooden and steel shields in multiple layers, trying to build a defensive wall. In the eyes of an ordinary general, that was a solid wall. In Lu Bu's eyes, it was merel
Chapter 160: The Failure of the Mad Advisor's Tactics
Thick brown dust rolled wildly, swallowing the afternoon sunlight on the Xuzhou plains. Atop the gently swaying wooden command carriage, Jo Fan sat with heavy, rapid breathing. Both his hands gripped the wheelchair armrests tightly. The effects of the painkiller capsule and the extreme dose energy drink he chugged moments ago made his heart beat with a chest-aching rhythm. His red eyes stared sharply through the dust storm. There, a gold-crowned demon silhouette darted into the horseshoe formation corridor like a comet falling from the sky. He fell into the trap! Jo Fan thought. The corners of his lips pulled back to form a predatory smirk. That monster really walked into the pigpen I made. Lu Bu spurred Red Hare at full speed. The God of War had been blinded by ego and disgust at seeing Liu Bei's banner fluttering defiantly. Behind Lu Bu, thousands of Bingzhou Wolf Cavalry followed with cruel cheers, ready to flatten th