Liu Biao really did not want to take advantage of Yuan Shu's bereavement to attack him, but the problem was that no sooner had Liu Biao crossed the Yangtze River and pressed towards Jingbei than Yuan Yao died. But at this point, Liu Biao had already fought for South Commandery; would he really have retreated?
That's why Liu Biao decided to go all or nothing and prepared to counterattack Xiangyang directly. He had waited so long for a good opportunity, and if he didn't counterattack just because Yuan Shu had lost a son, that wouldn't be benevolence, that would be brainless!
Liu Biao wasn't that foolish. He immediately labeled Yuan Shu with the title of a national traitor who had stolen the imperial seal and brought chaos to the world, and continued his campaign.
