Hu Ban piled up firewood around the inn, and then quietly came to the front of the hall to see Guan Yu. He saw a general reading a book by the candlelight, born with a dignified appearance and majesty. Hu Ban saw it and couldn't help but lose his voice in admiration.
Guan Yu heard someone talking and asked, "What kind of person?" Hu Ban couldn't hide and had to come out.
As soon as Guan Yu heard the word "Hu Ban", he suddenly thought of the letter that Hu Hua had brought, so he asked him if he was Hu Hua's son. Hu Ban said "yes", and Guan Yu asked his entourage to take out the letter and give it to him.
After Hu Ban read the letter, he realized that Guan Yu was a tough guy who did not love fame and fortune and was not afraid of the power and power of the powerful, and he was very impressed in his heart. He told him what Wang Zhi was going to do to frame him.
Guan Yu was horrified, and quickly woke up the two sisters-in-law, beckoning them to get into the car quickly; he also put on a knife and got on the horse, took the subordinates, and rushed out of the museum. The soldiers saw him coming bravely, and none of them dared to stop him.
Guan Yu escorted the chariot and hurried to the edge of the city, where Hu Ban was already waiting and the city gate had been opened. Guan Yu thanked Hu Ban and hurried out of the city.
After walking for less than a few miles, I only heard the noise of people behind me, and the torches shone brightly, and it turned out that Wang Zhi had led the people and horses to catch up. Guan Yu turned the horse's head and greeted him.
Wang Zhi also did not answer, slapped his horse and gun, and went straight to Guan Yu. Guan Yu cut Wang Zhi off his horse with only one knife. The soldiers fled in fright.