Zhuge Liang sends a 70-something general and a tax collector to lead the way for his Northern expedition.
We dive into the differences between the fictional and real-life Zhang Fei and ask, “Who really whipped that corrupt bribe-seeking government official?”
How do you appease the angry souls of the damned? Feed them buns that look like human heads and tell them death is no escape from imperial subjugation, apparently.
After a couple more displays of over-the-top kindness by Zhuge Liang, imperial subjugation is starting to look kind of decent after all for Meng Huo.
Zhuge Liang strolls into Meng Huo’s house and makes himself at home.
Zhuge Liang’s army marches deeper into the heart of darkness and forgets to read the part in the travel guide about bringing bottled water.
Zhuge Liang catches Meng Huo twice more with hardly any effort.
Zhuge Liang continues his campaign to win not only battles, but also barbarian hearts and minds.
Zhuge Liang barely breaks a sweat while cruising through level 1 of his Southwestern quest.
While Shu and Wu become best buds again, trouble pops up from the North and the Southwest.