Interesting answer: Because Lü Bu is only a small point, but this small point makes the world's names balanced.
Lü Bu's little man plays a big role
To put it simply, we can often change the dynamics and layout of the entire balance by using a grain of rice or a hair strand, and Lü Bu is this grain of rice or a hair strand.
If this is portrayed, it is the great deterrent that Lü Bu can produce, and this great deterrent power refers to Cao Cao.
Because Lü Bu captured Xuzhou, and Xuzhou belonged to Cao Cao's confidants, Cao Cao always wanted to destroy Lü Bu.
However, Cao Cao could not destroy Lü Bu, because once Cao Cao led an army to attack Lü Bu, Yuan Shao in the north might lead his troops to attack him.
At this time, Yuan Shao in the north could not lead an army to attack Cao Cao, because yuan shao was next to Gongsun Zhan, who wanted to destroy himself when he was not at home.
At the same time, Lü Bu did not want to attack anyone, because once he attacked, it was likely that Liu Bei would steal Xuzhou.
To put it simply, because one Lü Bu involved Cao Cao in the north, Gongsun Zhan and Yuan Shao involved Liu Bei in the south. In addition to these, there were also close ties with the barbarians in the north and the high-ranking warlords in some regions, because Liu Bei, Cao Cao, Gongsun Zhan and Yuan Shao were not just one person, definitely not just a line, but a network.
Lü Buwei is famous
In the above we learned that if Cao Cao ventured to attack Lü Bu, his base camp might not be secured, and when Cao Cao attacked Lü Bu, Yuan Shao took advantage of this vacancy to attack Cao Cao and was likely to be attacked by the enemy, and then Yuan Shao faced Gongsun Zhan's attack.
Therefore, Lü Bu can be in a dynamic balance when he is alive, and no one dares to move.
In addition, Lü Bu also had two high-tech weapons, the first was the Fang Tian Painting Blade, and the second was the Red Rabbit Horse.
In ancient times, the role of a weapon that could be used in the hands of a great general was simply like adding wings to the tiger.
Coupled with the fact that there were no means of transport such as airplanes, trains, and tanks in ancient times, a good horse can play a role that ordinary people cannot imagine.
With these two objects, plus Lü Bu's own ability is relatively strong, for a while no one dared to steal his limelight.
As soon as Lü Bu died, the dynamics of the world were unbalanced
Why did Cao Cao dare to beat Lü Bu?
As we said in the previous article: If Cao Cao attacked Lü Bu, Yuan Shao would most likely take advantage of his lack of attention to sneak up on him.
So why did Cao Cao dare to beat Lü Bu? It was because Cao Cao had the permission of a person, and that person was Yuan Shao.
The reason is very simple, Yuan Shao once wrote a letter to Cao Cao, hoping that Cao Cao could give him a little grain and grass, and then he went to fight Gongsun Zhan.
It was also at this time that the two sides split in two, turning into a battle between Cao Cao and Lü Bu, and a battle between Yuan Shao and Gongsun Zhan.
As soon as Lü Bu died, Cao Cao began to show his grand ambitions as a problem for his confidants, and when Lü Bu died, Cao Cao no longer had any worries about the future, and could safely and boldly do things.
At this time, Yuan Shao and Gongsun Zhan were still fighting, and slowly Cao Cao grasped the initiative.
In addition, he blackmailed the Son of Heaven to order the princes, as well as eliminate the People of Xiliang. The world began to be in chaos, and after this great chaos, it became a pattern of the Three Kingdoms.
Historical little Easter egg
Simply put, once Lü Bu died, Cao Cao, Yuan Shu, Gongsun Zhan, and Liu Bei all began to release themselves because Lü Bu happened to be at that node, which is called the dynamic balance node of the balance.
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