I believe that everyone knows that from the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty to the era of the Three Kingdoms, a large number of well-known heroes emerged in this era. When it comes to the heroes here, the first thing we think of is the most powerful one here, that is, Lü Bu, who is known as "Lü Bu among people, red rabbit among horses". Lü Bu was a very brave man, very skilled, good at riding and shooting, and was a first-class warrior among the many heroes of the Three Kingdoms.
Although Cao Cao was a generation of tyrants, he was defeated by Lü Bu many times, and even almost lost his life. During the Battle of Puyang, Cao Cao led an army to attack Lü Bu, but unexpectedly fell into Lü Bu's plan and was trapped in the city. Just when Cao Cao was thinking about how to escape, Lü Bu came, and Cao Cao quickly turned back, covering his face with his hands for fear that Lü Bu would recognize him. Through the hand slit, Cao Cao saw Lü Bu riding a horse, and his heart was very panicked, but he couldn't run away. Lü Bu arrived, slammed fang tian's painting sword into Cao Cao's helmet, and asked loudly, "Where is Cao Cao?" Cao Cao was in a hurry, hurried forward and pointed at random, Lü Bu flew away, and Cao Cao picked up a life.
However, although Lü Bu is very brave, he has a fatal flaw, that is, there is a problem with his character. We all know that there were two great sins in ancient times, that is, infidelity and filial piety. But coincidentally, Lü Bu's two points are completely consistent, neither loyal nor filial, which is very disgusting. We know that Lü Bu was a general under Ding Yuan's account in the early stage, or a righteous son of Ding Yuan. When Dong Zhuo entered Beijing, because Ding Yuan was very dissatisfied with Dong Zhuo's blasphemy against Chao Gang, he fought with Dong Zhuo. Dong Zhuo was Lü Bu's opponent and was defeated by Lü Bu.
Dong Zhuo obviously did not realize that Lü Bu's character was too much of a problem, and only felt that as long as the price was in place, Lü Bu would listen to his own words. At this time, Dong Zhuo wanted to have the idea of calling himself emperor, but this idea caused the dissatisfaction of a group of old ministers, although these old ministers did not have military power, but they still had a certain wisdom, and the typical example of this would belong to Wang Yun. Wang Yun, as an old minister, was threatened by Dong Zhuo many times, and was almost killed by Dong Zhuo several times, and finally Wang Yun decided to use a serial plan to kill Dong Zhuo to eliminate harm to the country.
Wang Yun first hooked up with Lü Bu, his righteous daughter Sable Cicada, who looked like a national color, and Lü Bu saw that he couldn't walk at all, and the two of them had feelings. Later, Wang Yun took the opportunity to present the mink cicada to Dong Zhuo, and Dong Zhuo was also anxious, so he took the mink cicada to his room that night. After that, marten cicada found an opportunity between Lü Bu and Dong Zhuo to stir up the relationship between the two. Lü Bu was still young and vigorous, and he could not withstand the instigation of Sable Cicada and Wang Yun, so he directly took the Fang Tian Painting Blade and killed Dong Zhuo, which was the second father that Lü Bu personally killed.
Later, Lü Bu was defeated and wandered around, running to other princes, but the princes were reluctant to accept Lü Bu, because Lü Bu's character was too poor. However, Liu Bei was an exception, not only accepting Lü Bu, but also allocating a city to him. Unsurprisingly, Lü Bu took advantage of the fact that Liu Bei and Yuan Shu were at war with Xuzhou, leaving Liu Bei with no place to stay, and the angry Zhang Fei scolded Lü Bu as a "family slave with three surnames".
We see that Lü Bu had a biological father, the second was the recognized righteous father Ding Yuan, the third was the recognized righteous father Dong Zhuo, and the later Wang Yun was also half of Lü Bu's father, saying that Lü Bu was a family slave with three surnames. Then we can't help but wonder, who was Lü Bu's biological father? Although history does not clearly record who his father was, we can infer it. First of all, look at Lü Bu's birthplace, although it is not directly said, but before Li Su said that he and Lü Bu were fellow villagers, through Li Su, it can be seen that Lü Bu was a Wuyuan person (now northwest of Baotou, Inner Mongolia).
Who was the famous general before this place and whose surname was Lü? Lu Hao. Lü Hao was a Lieutenant of the Yue Cavalry during the reign of Emperor Zhangdi of Han, and Emperor Fengzhang of Han ordered him to come and garrison Biansai, which was the place of Wuyuan. After Lü Hao's death, his son Lü Liang succeeded him. That is to say, Lü Bu's biological father was likely to be Lü Liang, plus Ding Yuan was the assassin of Hezhou, who happened to govern the place where Lü Bu lived, and because Lü Buzu had a reputation, he recruited Lü Bu into his command. Therefore, Lü Bu's father should be Lü Liang.