Lu Bu's combat prowess is so great that he is considered the best general in the Three Kingdoms, but why do many people still look down on him?

There are many reasons why Lu Bu is looked down upon by others. The first point is that he was called a domestic slave with three surnames in the Three Kingdoms. He was adopted as an adopted son by many people, but in the end he killed his adopted father. Point 2: Lu Bu's character is very arrogant. Often shows disrespect towards some other people. The third point is that Lu Bu does not have a flexible mind. His martial arts skills are unmatched in the world, but he lacks the ability to think independently.

When Ding Yuan first met Lu Bu, he felt that he was extraordinary. Then he ordered Lü Bu to be adopted as his adopted son, but later he was coerced and induced by Dong Zhuo. Lü Bu killed his adoptive father Ding Yuan and recognized Dong Zhuo as his adoptive father. Finally, he killed Dong Zhuo again under the instigation of others. For him, killing his adoptive father twice made many people look down on him. In ancient times, killing his father was a crime of treason. , but Lu Bu killed him twice. For him, there was no more disloyalty and unfilial piety.

Lü Bu once had a counselor named Chen Gong. Chen Gong also gave him a lot of suggestions, hoping that he would accept them and slowly expand his power. But for Lu Bu, he never believed in Chen Gong and adopted an arrogant attitude towards Chen Gong. After Chen Gong saw through it, he left on his own. In the end, Lu Bu was killed by the enemy and it was his own fault.

It’s okay for Lu Bu not to listen to other people’s opinions. As long as he has a flexible mind, he can still be invincible. But for him, he only knows how to fight and has no brains. People around him will listen to whatever they say, and he will never consider the consequences, right or wrong of doing something. This ultimately brought him a fatal disaster. Even though Lu Bu died in the end, his martial arts skills were still recognized by people in history.