Lu Xun tried his best to kill Liu Bei in Yiling. Why are you discouraged when you see Zhao Yun?

In novels, many people always exaggerate for the sake of exaggerating the hero's bravery, just to make the protagonist's image more perfect, so there are often great differences in the interpretation of a person in history and novels, but this is understandable. One thing that happened in the Three Kingdoms was very surprising. That is, when Liu Bei was defeated, Lu Xun, who was against him, killed Liu Bei in the blink of an eye, but why did he let go of the excellent situation easily when he saw a white veteran turn around and run?

What are the conditions? What the hell happened in here. In fact, the novel is indeed suspected of exaggeration. This so-called white-robed veteran is not a veteran, but a young general, but this general is really excellent. The general's name is Zhao Yun, a famous military commander in the Three Kingdoms period.

In the battle of Yiling, the army led by Liu Bei was defeated. At this moment, it was Lu Xun who opposed him. Liu Bei, who was defeated and unable to return to heaven at that time, was ready to abscond, but when he got to the river, he found Zhu Ran who had been waiting here for a long time. Liu sighed and felt that he was going to die here today, but in the end Zhao Yun was quite handsome. At this time, Lu Xun saw Zhao Yun and hurried away.

Why is Lu Xun so afraid of Zhao Yun? In fact, it's just because he's afraid of Zhao Yun's strength. Zhaoyun's superior forces have made great achievements on the battlefield several times, which makes many people admire him and is even more awe-inspiring Many generals were afraid to confront him, so Lu Xun was so jealous of him because he won so many battles. Finally, when he came to help, he turned and ran. But in fact, this kind of writing in the novel is indeed suspected of exaggeration. How can a soldier be afraid without fighting? What is it like in history?

In fact, this is the case in history. At that time, although Liu Bei thought he was sure to win, he still left a cause for success, just in case something unexpected happened. Zhaoyun was ordered to wait for Shuaijun nearby to prepare for Liu. This was just a precautionary measure, but it really came in handy in the end. Finally, Liu Bei was defeated, and Zhao Yun, who had been waiting here for a long time, led 20,000 troops to meet the enemy. Lu Xun estimated the strength of both sides, knowing that he could not win, and finally chose to quit. This is a wise decision, not because of fear.

Therefore, novels always exaggerate the facts. In fact, there is no situation that makes people feel that the two sides are so unbalanced. As a general, Lu Xun was not afraid when he saw Zhao Yun, and then turned and ran. In fact, he just measured the strength of both sides, and felt that hard fighting was only a lose-lose situation, so he chose a rational end. So this is a wise choice under the situation, not the so-called fear.