As the saying goes, the only way to improve oneself is to challenge the strong.

Seeing that he had achieved his goal, Sun Jian immediately sheathed his sword: "Thank you, Instructor Lü!!"

"You're too kind, Wentai!"

Lu Bu smiled slightly, not taking Sun Jian's use of him as a whetstone to his heart at all.

Seeing that the duel between Lü Bu and Sun Jian had ended, Wen Chou came up and said, "Old Dian, aren't you going to ask Instructor Lü for some pointers?"

Dian Wei shook his head: "My kung fu is all about strength, not technique. But you, if you could get some guidance from Instructor Lü, you could improve a lot!"

Wen Chou's eyes lit up: "That's exactly what I was thinking!!"

Immediately, Wen Chou took a long spear and went to ask Lü Bu for advice, to which Lü Bu nodded.

The two fought for forty rounds. Although Wen Chou was defeated, he could not hide the excitement on his face.

Seeing this, many quick-witted people stepped forward to ask Lü Bu for advice, and Lü Bu welcomed them all and gave them guidance.

Many people benefited greatly from their encounters with Lü Bu, and their martial arts skills improved significantly. As a result, Lü Bu's importance in people's hearts grew even more.

To put it bluntly, Lü Bu has now become the top dog in the Imperial Guard.

From then on, Cao Cao, Yuan Shao, and other trainees of the first Imperial Guard Camp had an additional training in equestrian skills and military strategy, including competitive drills.

Of course, these people in the Imperial Guard were all warmongers. Apart from Lü Bu, even Dong Zhuo, Li Jue and others often received challenges from the trainees.

Even the tough guys in the army, like Dong Zhuo and Li Jue, couldn't help but feel a chill at the bravery and passion of these young men in the Imperial Guard.