In truth, Qin Tian had never given much thought to how Lu Bu should be dealt with.
The main reason was that Lu Bu had still been useful before. Indeed, if Lu Bu had not taken the initiative to attack this time, Qin Tian had even intended to keep him around.
After all, Lu Bu was brave but lacking in strategy, chasing profit above all else. He could be used to muddy the waters of the Central Plains!
When Yuan Shao marched south in the future, whether Cao Cao emerged victorious or Yuan Shao did, keeping Lu Bu around would have its benefits.
But the reality was that Lu Bu was far too restless. He lacked the ability to be a warlord, yet harbored ambitions of carving out his own domain.
Seeing that they were about to dominate one region alone, he had actually wanted to imitate Liu Biao and balance the powers on every side.
They could not accept such a move, and Chen Deng also intended to drive Lu Bu out. Thus, propelled by several factors, Qin Tian had prepared to destroy Lu Bu.
Yet this matter had only just begun to be planned, and he had not prepared an escape route for Lu Bu in advance.
At Zhang Liao's question, Qin Tian fell into thought. If Lu Bu truly fell into his hands, how should he deal with the man?
As he pondered this, he turned his gaze toward Zhang Liao before him and asked curiously, "Now that I mention it, I too find this strange. Lu Bu forgets righteousness at the sight of profit and favors only those close to him. He is truly no wise lord."
"Why does a loyal and righteous man like you, General, care so deeply for a petty man like Lu