Li Huan said, "I'm not kidding, I really went to Cao Cao's camp to sell boxed lunches."
Lu Su stammered, "I...we are going to Cao Cao's camp, it's like lambs to the slaughter..."
Zhuge Liang looked somewhat surprised, but quickly regained his composure.
He knew that Li Huan's plan to sell boxed lunches at Cao Cao's camp was a clever scheme.
Sun Shangxiang asked, "You went to Cao Cao's camp to sell boxed lunches. Could it be that you traded the boxed lunches for 100,000 crossbow bolts?"
Li Huan shook his head and said in a refined manner, "No, no, I traded delicious boxed lunches for 200,000 crossbow bolts, not 100,000!"
In an instant, Sun Shangxiang and Lu Su were so shocked that their jaws almost dropped.
Li Huan smiled and poured the wine: "Keep drinking, don't just stand there."
Sun Shangxiang snapped out of her daze: "Are you sure Cao Cao would trade 200,000 crossbow bolts for a boxed lunch?"
Li Huan let out a satisfied burp, then deliberately kept everyone in suspense: "Miss Sun, please don't ask any more questions. You'll find out the result soon enough."
Lu Su said worriedly, "This journey is extremely dangerous. My life and Miss Sun's life are in the hands of you two gentlemen..."
There was no wind on the river, and the air was thick with fog.
As the fleet sailed into the middle of the river, the white fog thickened.
Inside the main ship's cabin, Li Huan discussed various delicacies and introduced dishes that did not exist during the Three Kingdoms period.
Sun Shangxiang listened intently, her face flushed, and she had already forgotten the danger.
Lu Su drank three bottles of beer, feeling slightly dizzy, and continued to gnaw on the pig's trotters.
At dawn, they approached Cao Cao's water fortress.
Zhuge Liang ordered the fleet to be arranged in a single line from west to east.
Li Huan stood up, patted his belly, and said, "Now that we're full, it's time to set up a stall and sell boxed lunches!"
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