Meanwhile, Yuan Shu's naval forces landed on the Roman mainland and advanced triumphantly, eventually capturing the city of Rome.
April 5th, the 30th year of the Kaiyuan era.
The Han expeditionary force arrived in Rome and held a grand sacrificial ceremony to the heavens.
On the high platform inside the city, Lü Bu, Cao Cao, Liu Bei, Sun Jian, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, and all the accompanying officers looked up with excitement at the Han Dynasty flag fluttering on the flagpole.
The great cause has been accomplished!
From this day forward, the name "Great Han," a name that inspires immense pride, will be etched into the very marrow of every Han person and will then spread to every corner of the world.
Just as people were celebrating, the latest news came from the Northwest region.
The Xianbei Xiongnu's 60,000 cavalrymen, after two months of fighting, successively destroyed the Germanic and Gaulish kingdoms and slaughtered all the noble lords of the two countries.
However, what's strange is that when they conquered the last city in Gaul, Li Ru, who led the Xianbei and Xiongnu, suddenly disappeared.
Cao Cao, who was celebrating with everyone, suddenly came to his senses and told everyone about the agreement he had made with Li Ru.
"Wen You is a man of great righteousness, devoting himself to the cause of the Han Dynasty. If he returns, we will naturally go together to welcome him!"
Upon learning of Li Ru's deeds, all the generals present expressed their willingness to go and greet him.
After settling matters in Rome, Lü Bu, Cao Cao, Liu Bei, Sun Jian, and others, along with the Roman emperor, embarked on their journey back home.
Meanwhile, on the grasslands north of Rome, Li Ru, riding an old horse and accompanied by several followers, headed east along the original westward route.
As they chatted and laughed, Li Ru looked up to the east. In a daze, his gaze traveled tens of thousands of miles and finally stopped outside the ancient Yangguan Pass.
There, amidst a bustling crowd, stood a towering figure, silently gazing at them.
"Wenyou, I've come to take you home!"
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This concludes the book!
All feasts must eventually come to an end; may we meet again, dear readers.
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