Three Kingdoms: At the beginning, Lu Bu was mistaken for his father-in-law

Lin Mo, who traveled to the end of the Han Dynasty, had no choice but to show his holiness in front of his father-in-law in order to become an official with filial piety.
"Your son-in-law thinks Cao Cao will flood Xuzhou?"
"Chen Deng secretly informed Cao Cao? My son-in-law has evidence!"
"How did the virtuous son-in-law know that Yuan Shu will become emperor?"
It wasn't until Yuan Shu was annihilated and Cao Cao was beaten away that Lin Mo asked in surprise, "How did Lu Bu become so powerful? Could there be someone behind him?"
Lu Bu waved his hand, stopped pretending, and I had a showdown, "Yes, the son-in-law is the master behind Lu Bu!"

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