After reaching unanimous agreement, Chen Zichuan, as the commander, penned a letter to Lyu Bu on equal terms and had it delivered.
Chen Xi did not know what expression Lyu Bu would have upon reading this letter that suggested friendship through martial arts. Although many years had passed, Lyu Bu would reminisce about the Silk Manuscript he received at Hulao Pass whenever he felt lonely.
That was the sole act of gratuitous aid Lyu Bu ever received from his fellow People of Bingzhou. The more he was looked down upon, the more he wanted to prove himself, and the more he yearned to repay the kindness.
Of course, the people who helped Lyu Bu, in his eyes, were his fellow natives, not his subordinates. Their assistance was a matter of personal favor, not duty!
