Artificial Respiration: Zhang Fei from the Three Kingdoms

Beside the Baima Ferry, the Yellow River's waves crashed against the rocks of the breakwater, creating a deafening roar. The Yellow River was fierce, barely accommodating small boats; even the smallest dinghys couldn't withstand the swift current for more than a few rounds before sinking to the bottom.

Cao Cao, his hawk-like eyes fixed on the distant, gray sky and the surging Yellow River, stood on the rocks by the shore, arms outstretched. The oncoming north wind whipped his cloak open with a "whoosh." His

cloak billowed in the wind, and he, long sword in hand, softly sang Liu Bang's "Song of the Great Wind": "The great wind rises, the clouds fly high; I roam the land, returning to my homeland; where can I find brave warriors to guard the four directions?" After

finishing the song, Cao Cao casually tossed the ribbon binding his hair into the biting wind.

Cao Hong leaned closer and said, "Brother, according to yesterday's letter, the fleet carrying Yu Jin, the eldest son of the powerful Yu family in Shandong, should be arriving soon. Would you like to freshen up a bit more?"

Cao Cao waved his hand and said, "No need." Before Cao Hong could reply, a series of muffled drumbeats, like thunder, echoed from afar. Looking out, countless enormous warships, clad in iron armor and linked together by iron chains, formed a dense, overwhelming mass, resembling a massive city from a distance.

Calling it a city wouldn't be an exaggeration, as it truly possessed walls and gates, with the three large characters "Ironclad City" written in clerical script above the gates.

Listening to the thunderous, rapid drumbeats that shook the very souls of Cao Cao, and gazing at the iron city suspended on the waves of the Yellow River, he thought to himself, "Ironclad City, indeed, what a formidable presence."

"By order of our lord, drop anchor and open the granaries!" A high-pitched voice cut through the dense drumbeats, clearly reaching everyone's ears, seemingly undiminished even by the rolling Yellow River.

Cao Cao thought to himself, "This man's vital energy is so strong; he must be a top-notch expert."

Cao Hong also secretly gave a thumbs up, thinking, "Everyone says the Yu family is skilled in naval warfare. Seeing him today, I can confirm their reputation is well-deserved."

Cao Ren, however, narrowed his eyes, thinking, "Such a chilling aura; is the Yu family trying to intimidate us, or are they setting up a trap?"

Xiahou Yuan thought, "Sigh, what's all the tension about? Oh? This big ship is actually going to lower the bridge. Looks like three horses can board aboard side by side. Cao Cao's cousin-in-law is truly magnanimous." (Cao Cao was Cao Song's adopted son, and his original surname was Xiahou, so the generals of the Xiahou family were his relatives, and the generals of the Cao family were even more so. Yu Jin is my cousin.) The city gates of the city on the big ship slowly opened, and the soldiers of the Ironclad City stood on both sides, each clad in armor, their horses in helmets, their bronze armor and the iron masks on each soldier's face exuding an astonishing aura. At

the end of the procession, a young man dressed in a magnificent red robe was already waiting. Cao Cao rode forward but stopped in front of a soldier. He arrogantly raised his head, casually put away his whip, and lightly cupped his hands, saying, "Brother Zijin (Yu Jin's courtesy name), hiding here doesn't suit the grand image you've painstakingly cultivated. Such a magnificent and imposing scene is precisely where heroes like us should be. I, Cao, do not wish to be the only one to stand out, so I have come to invite Brother Zijin to join me."

The soldier removed his mask, revealing a handsome face that seemed to show satisfaction. He said, "Brother Mengde, I shall accept your invitation."

Among Cao Cao's entourage, Cao Hong whispered to Xiahou Yuan, "My sir, does Brother Cao know that Yu Jin?"

Xiahou Yuan: "I...I probably don't."

Cao Hong: "Then how can you recognize him even through his mask?"

Xiahou Yuan: "So you know them, huh?"

Cao Ren said. "Mengde grew up with us since childhood. Who among you hasn't met the people he knows?"

Cao Hong agreed. "That's true, then..."

Cao Ren sighed. "Alas, don't you think about it carefully? The Yu family has always made a living by inspecting the Yellow River waterways on behalf of the emperor. Look at the boats—whether soldiers or boatmen, aren't they all burly men with dark complexions and big, muscular feet? Only that one soldier is tall and fair-skinned, with hands that have never been used for

manual labor. And the knights around him are all secretly watching his expression, subtly pulling their horses back a little. These things aren't easy to notice, but careful observation can reveal clues." Cao Ren's words drew approving glances from the generals around him, but Cao Cao seemed unconcerned and unsurprised. After all, he knew his men all too well.

The Ironclad City weighed anchor, and the boats swayed as if on flat ground.

Seeing Cao Cao go to the top of the warship, Cao Hong, bored on the deck, pulled Xiahou Yuan aside and asked, "Hey, Miaocai. I heard Lan'er also went to Jicheng to see her Zhang brother. Do you think it's one of the three Zhang heroes who are famous throughout the land, living in Jicheng? Is it Zhang Liang, Zhang Bao, or Zhang Jiao?"

Xiahou Yuan: "Alas, the eldest of the three Zhang heroes, Zhang Jiao, is forty-eight years old this year, and the youngest, Zhang Liang, is thirty-six. Lan'er is only fifteen years old this year, how could it be them?"

Cao Hong: "Oh, that's true."

Cao Ren: "It's Zhang Fei, the son of Zhang Tianba, the former Sima of Beiping. Speaking of which, you've met him before."

Cao Hong: "Me too? Me too... Ah... Is it that strong-willed brat?"

Xiahou Yuan laughed: "Yes, that little kid who chased you around, Zhang Hutou."

Cao Hong: "What? How could Lan'er like that brat? That child is so wild, with white hair, he's wilder than a monkey in the mountains."

Inside the Treasure Beast Pavilion, Zhang Fei sneezed loudly. The sound made the sleeping giant ape slowly raise its head.

I was stunned. Although the giant ape was only slightly taller than an average person, the aura it exuded made it seem incredibly large. (Just like when people see a large dog, even though the average dog isn't that big, people still perceive it as imposing.) The giant ape pouted in its cage, seemingly angry, glaring at Zhang Fei. Zhang Fei was also looking at it, but his expression was relaxed.

Zhang Fei seemed to notice me hiding in the distance, so he beckoned and said, "Xue Ning, come here. Don't be afraid, it's safe in the cage."

As he spoke, Zhang Fei chuckled and made faces at the white-haired gorilla. The gorilla just glared at him and scratched its rear end.

Zhang Fei: "Hehe, hit me, you stinky monkey! Hit me, you stinky monkey! You can't hit me, you can't hit me..."

Zhang Fei sat there making faces, jumping and hopping around triumphantly, looking just like a little monkey who had forgotten itself.

Just as Zhang Fei was gesturing wildly, there was a whooshing sound, and when he looked again, a yellow, sticky mess had been thrown at his face by the gorilla.

Zhang Fei angrily spat out the filthy stuff, then threw off a large, smelly, rotten piece of it. At this moment, the monkeys in the nearby cages made strange, laughing-like "jiejie" sounds.

Zhang Fei cursed, "You stinking monkey, I'll kill you!" He was about to open the cage and rush in to kill the gorilla.

I said, "Zhang Fei, don't open the door. Are you crazy? That's a wild beast! They're disgusting, why are we, humans, arguing with wild animals?"

Zhang Fei seemed to be resigned, but then there was another "whoosh," and another lump of something hit his face.

That's it, I know this brute too well.

This time ,

no one could stop him from fighting the gorilla.

Not even his most feared father.

Zhang Fei was furious, completely furious. He grabbed the key from the wall, then poured a bucket of cold water over his head. He hastily wiped his face, opened the cage, and went inside.

Seeing him enter empty-handed, Zhang Fei suddenly felt a void in his hands, and upon closer inspection, realized he was completely unarmed.

I rushed outside the cage to draw my sword and save him, but Zhang Fei stopped me.

Zhang Fei: "Ning'er, don't come in. It has no weapon, and I don't need one. If you come in, it means I'm inferior to a monkey. If you're going to hand me a weapon, use it to kill yourself. Wait for me outside the cage. Maybe I won't be able to hold on any longer and you'll have to call for help. I don't want both of us in this cage right now."

Zhang Fei's words were so resolute that I had no reason to go in.

However, it was also good that I could observe the giant ape's movements and familiarize myself with them before attempting to rescue him.

With that in mind, I put the sword in my arms and began to observe carefully.

Zhang Fei glanced at me, then sniffed. Then, with a "bang," the giant ape punched him away while his back was to me, sending him crashing heavily into the cage with that loud thud.

Then, the giant ape rushed up to him, grabbed his hair, and began frantically slamming his head against the cage.

Zhang Fei's head was repeatedly slammed against the iron bars of the cage by the giant ape's enormous hand, producing a series of deafening "bangs." The sound almost shook the entire Beast Pavilion. "

My God, I have to act now, otherwise..."

Just as I was thinking this, Zhang Fei actually waved to me. Then, before the giant ape could slam him against the bars again, he grabbed the bars and forcefully straightened his body.

Zhang Fei's body stood ramrod straight, preventing the giant ape from pressing his head down several times. Then, he forcefully pried open the giant ape's fingers, then twisted them with a "crack," and the giant ape's expression changed drastically.

The giant ape suddenly let out a painful howl, the loud sound causing Zhang Fei's crown to fly off, and his hair to fly straight back as if caught in a hurricane.

Zhang Fei's face was already covered in blood from the giant ape's blows, but he stood there with his neck held high, a sinister smile on his face.

With a loud "thud," Zhang Fei ended the giant ape's roar with a knee strike.

The giant ape, with its thick hide, wouldn't fall so easily, so it swung its massive paw, aiming a blow at Zhang Fei. Zhang Fei ducked, a huge gust of wind narrowly whistling past his head. He then punched the giant ape in the armpit.

The giant ape, struck in the armpit, began to sway. Zhang Fei then swiftly moved behind the giant ape, climbing onto its shoulders in a few quick movements, and unleashed a "Double Wind Through the Ears" strike, striking the giant ape's ears directly.

The eardrum is the most sensitive and vulnerable part of all mammals; a sudden, violent impact can instantly rupture it, and in severe cases, the force of the impact can cause brain damage or even shock.

Zhang Fei's double whirlwind strike landed on the giant ape's head, but the ape simultaneously grabbed Zhang Fei's waist and hurled him away.

With a loud thud, Zhang Fei's body slid limply down the wall, leaving a trail of bright red blood where he had fallen.

The giant ape charged again, but I, holding a spear, blocked its path.

Zhang Fei's face was covered in blood, but he seemed to be in relatively good spirits. He struggled to his feet and said, "Ning'er, it seems unfair that you brought a weapon in."

I replied calmly, "Hmph, it's obvious you don't understand the fundamental difference between humans and animals."

Zhang Fei: "Animals have fur, humans have less?"

I: "Humans can use tools, animals can't." With that, I unleashed a series of dazzling spear flourishes. The spear flashed, and within the white light of the spear's gleam, the red tassel of the spear drew streaks of red light. These two beams of light, one red and one white, frightened the giant ape, causing it to retreat hastily.

The giant ape leaped left and right beneath the spear tip, each landing with a deafening rumble that sent dust billowing from the roof.

The dust was like a thick veil of smoke, obscuring everything, including the enormous figure of the creature. With

two sharp roars, the ape charged forward, pounding its chest. I had no confidence that I could withstand a direct hit from its powerful punch, so I quickly turned and retreated, spear in hand.

Sparks flew as the spear scraped against the ground. The giant ape continued its relentless pursuit, its massive form drawing ever closer. It seemed that if I slowed down even slightly, it would overtake me.

The behemoth kept chasing me, the distance so close that I couldn't possibly launch a counter-attack.

With a deafening roar, the enormous claw swept over my head, my spiky hair being torn apart by the fierce force of the punch. I quickly dropped my spear, drew my sword, and swung it in a swift, powerful blow.

The sword's edge grazed the giant ape's chest, spurting out a spray of blood. The sword sliced through its flesh, and with a flick of my wrist, I executed a sword flourish before spinning rapidly, using the momentum to plunge the sword into the ape's chest.

The white ape glanced at the sword in its chest and, surprisingly, yanked it out, letting out a roar and hurling it to the ground. Then, with a howl, it leaped high onto a railing several meters above the ground.

In the blink of an eye, it had reached the other side of the railing. The giant ape continued leaping across the railing, occasionally landing to pick up stones and hurl them at me.

Sometimes the stones were deflected by my blade, sometimes they struck my back, waist, and legs.

Pebbles the size of goose eggs rained down on me, each hit feeling like my bones were about to shatter.

The giant ape continued leaping and hurling stones at me.

I was almost in despair; was I destined to be crushed to death like this?

No, this couldn't be. Suddenly, I noticed Zhang Fei wielding the meteor hammer that Su Heng had just killed.

Zhang Fei swung Su Heng's thirty-six-pound meteor hammer with incredible speed. He suddenly released it, sending it flying and striking the giant ape squarely in the face.

The giant ape stumbled and fell heavily to the ground.

Zhang Fei seized the opportunity and roared, "You beast, you've injured my wife! Die!"

After his shout, Zhang Fei picked up the broken spear lying on the ground and leaped into the air, striking the giant ape squarely in the abdomen.

Zhang Fei and the giant ape passed each other, a flash of blood appearing instantly. Finally, the giant ape collapsed, a large pool of pus and blood flowing onto the sand in front of me. Streams of blood meandered from the gullies in the sand like crimson streams.

The giant ape fell, and Zhang Fei collapsed limply before me.

I quickly picked him up and tentatively asked, "Zhang Fei, are you alright?"

Zhang Fei remained silent.

Oh my god, I just saw him get punched by the giant ape again. Was he dead?

I quickly checked Zhang Fei's breathing.

He wasn't breathing.

Okay, CPR, that's it.

Just as my lips touched his, he suddenly opened his eyes, grabbed me, and pinned me down. He

stripped off my clothes piece by piece. Was it the sudden realization that made me so reckless, or was it the momentary passion of seeing him alive? I didn't care what the reason was; I just felt so good that he was still alive, still making love with me.

He seemed to ignore my feigned protests, only kissing my shoulder passionately, his hands caressing my breasts.

Our bodies were intertwined, both covered in the blood of the giant ape, our kisses seeming like greedily sucking the thick blood and flesh from each other.

With a gentle thrust of his hips, his long, thick penis broke through the barriers and penetrated to its deepest point.

I: "Oh...so exciting...oh, Tiger Head, harder."

The slapping sounds of our bodies, stained with the thick blood, were like the sound of stepping on mud.

Zhang Fei, his tongue licking the blood and sensitive spots on my body.

Just as we were mating like two wild beasts... A series of booming sounds came from downstairs as mechanisms disarmed. The guards rushed over and were shocked to see us covered in blood. They were also shocked to discover the white ape with a spear stuck in its chest and Zhang Fei still moaning lewdly, "Oh, dear brother, you're doing it so well! Ah, do it to me!"

In the main hall of the Su mansion, Father glared angrily at Zhang Fei and me, who were covered in blood, and roared, "Nonsense! Utter nonsense! Xue Ning has been willful since childhood, but she's still a woman, so it's one thing if she's not very capable. Your family needs someone steady, reasonable, and sensible. You are the son of a prefectural magistrate; how can you be so reckless? Couldn't you have at least avoided the servants and chosen a secluded place? You've completely disgraced me!"

Zhang Fei chuckled foolishly, as if he wasn't the one being scolded.

Oh dear, it's all over. I wonder how many guards went to the rescue during the fight at the Beast Pavilion. This time, our lewd deeds have truly been exposed. I really don't know how I'll face anyone tomorrow. How embarrassing! It's all that damned Zhang Hutou's fault.

[The End]

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