I, Zhou Cang, am the number one tank in the Three Kingdoms.

The gates of Runan were tightly closed. Liu Pi and Gong Du, former subordinates of the Yellow Turbans, had already learned of the arrival of Cao Cao's army, and the entire city was placed under martial law.

Suddenly, a soldier ran up the watchtower and shouted to two generals, one tall and one short, "General Liu, General Gong, a man has come from the back mountain path, claiming to be Zhou Cang, a former Yellow Turban general, who requests an audience with you two generals!"

The tall general turned around and said, "Oh? Bring him up."

"Here you go!"

The soldier went downstairs in response. The tall general looked at the short general with a puzzled expression, and the short general shook his head to indicate that he did not know him.

Before long, a soldier led a tall, burly, dark-skinned man wearing a hood up to the city wall.

"General, Cao's army has already set up camp five li west of the city."

Upon entering the building, Zhou Cang saw a soldier reporting to two generals, one tall and one short, standing in the hall. Beside them stood a civil official, wearing a gray turban and a moon-white robe, exuding a refined and scholarly air.

How could the remnants of the Yellow Turbans have such a person... Could it be Sun Qian?

The tall, thin man wore an iron helmet and a black robe, while the short, thin man wore a red turban and a red robe.

Upon seeing Zhou Cang enter, the tall, thin man spoke first: "I am Liu Pi. May I ask what brings you here, General?"

Zhou Cang bowed and said, "I have long admired the names of the two generals! I was originally under the command of General Di Gong, and later gathered several hundred men to become outlaws on Woniu Mountain."

[Strength: 85+10]

【Intelligence: 42】

Morale: 90+10

Okay! Okay!

Zhou Cang was instantly filled with excitement, all pain vanished, and he swiftly raised his sword to block Cao Hong's second sword strike, then used the back of the sword to deliver a powerful blow to Cao Hong's shoulder.

Cao Hong felt a sudden weight on his shoulders and staggered back two steps. This made him fully realize that if he didn't leave now, he would die here!

Zhou Cang noticed Cao Hong's hesitation and was about to rush forward to continue the fight—

Just then, a fleeing cavalryman was shot off his horse by a hail of arrows, and the warhorse galloped past Zhou and Cao in a panic.

In the blink of an eye, Cao Hong grabbed the reins without hesitation, was dragged dozens of steps by the horse, then mounted and galloped away.

Seeing their prize slip away, Zhang Fei and Zhou Cang were furious, glaring at each other like copper bells, and then took their anger out on the remaining Cao soldiers...

As the saying goes: "It is pitiful that so many young men are destined to die under the blades of tigers and leopards."