Lü Bu furrowed his brows and looked at the smiling Guan Yu. "He was always like this. What's wrong with him?"
Lin Fan: "..."
Fine.
Indeed.
When Lü Bu was alive, Lord Guan had genuinely been a modest, upward-striving young man who listened to good advice.
It was only after Lü Bu died that the Second Master began spouting famous quotes left and right: *claiming heads as if pointing at goods for sale, treating opponents like dogs and chickens, declaring that killing them would only dirty his blade, asking how a tiger's daughter could marry a dog's son, crossing the river when others crossed the river*... transforming entirely into a supreme master of pretense.
Lü Bu was truly the ultimate test of Guan Yu's modesty.
It was simply that Lü Bu's combat power was too terrifying. Even though his reputation as the "three-surnamed slave" was bad, while he lived, not a single person dared claim to be invincible under heaven.
Yet at this moment, Lü Bu's expression turned somewhat awkward.
Chapter 759