"Let's go, Mano Cheng. I will take you away from Shanyang and follow Lord Cao. Although you have made mistakes, you dare to admit them, which is a sign of a wise ruler. I have nothing more to teach you," said Li Jin to his cousin.
After a lengthy period of reflection, Li Dian had come to terms with the deaths of his father and older brother. Of course, the hatred hadn't disappeared—it was just deeply buried and never showed on the surface.
"Alright, we'll go to Lord Cao now," Li Dian nodded and said.
Li Dian was not aware of the current situation in Yanzhou. Although he knew that Lyu Bu had taken control of it, the Li Family was not a major aristocratic clan, and the deaths of Li Dian's father and brother had severed ties with Cao Cao.
Chen Gong did not bother with such a family, allowing Li Jin to continue living in Shanyang Commandery with Li Dian. Li Jin was sensible enough not to seek trouble with Lyu Bu, whose strength was even greater than he had imagined.
