We read all the lead to present a different history.
Zhou Yu, the first governor of Eastern Wu, was a rare all-rounder, and Jiangdong's ability to obtain such a status was inseparable from Zhou Yu's assistance. In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, it is said that Zhuge Liang's three qi Zhou Yu, in fact, Zhou Yu died of illness. Before his death, he strongly advised Sun Quan to get rid of Liu Bei, and Liu Bei's failure to get rid of Liu Bei would be a trouble. Unfortunately, Sun Quan did not listen to Zhou Yu's advice.
Because Cao Cao was dominant in the north at that time, eastern Wu's power was far inferior to Cao Cao's, and Sun Quan wanted to unite with Liu Bei to resist Cao Cao. In this way, when Liu Bei was still relatively weak, he did not move him, gradually let him develop and grow, and took Jingzhou in Eastern Wu and refused to return it.
Later, Lü Meng crossed the river in white clothes and killed Guan Yu and recaptured Jingzhou. Then Liu Bei raised the Shu Han army and attacked Sun Quan to avenge Guan Yu, in fact, it should also be for Jingzhou. Liu Bei's army was unstoppable, and fought all the way to the hinterland of Eastern Wu, fortunately, Eastern Wu Luxun blocked Liu Bei's wu army, and burned the camp for seven hundred miles, and Liu Bei was seriously injured, and Eastern Wu was able to survive this disaster safely.
How Sun Quan did not regret it, Liu Bei almost made him the king of the country, if he had directly destroyed Liu Bei, how could he have the danger of today. Fortunately, in the end, he repelled Liu Bei, but it still seriously injured him in Eastern Wu Yuanqi.
If Sun Quan had destroyed Liu Bei when Liu Bei's wings were not yet in full swing, would there have been no such result, would it have been a better result than this or worse than this? What do you think?