Guan Yu bid farewell to Cao Cao, patted his horse and chased Mrs. Gan and Mi in a chariot battle. After traveling for more than 30 miles, he was nowhere to be seen, and he was very anxious. Suddenly Liao Hua escorted the two wives to come, and told Guan Yu that his companion Du Yuan had robbed his wife up the mountain, trying to be rude, but was killed by him, so he escorted his wife down the mountain to plead guilty to General Guan. Guan Yu saluted and thanked him. Liao Hua had heard of Guan Yu's name for a long time and wanted to follow him. Guan Yu is wandering indefinitely because he is looking for his old master for thousands of miles. He is willing to travel alone with his two wives and chariot battles. Liao Hua had no choice but to say goodbye.

While resting in a village, the owner of the village, Hu Hua, knew that he was Guan Yu's elder brother Qianlixun.

In front of Dongling Pass, the gatekeeper Kong Xiu asked Guan Yu for documents related to his prime minister. Guan Yu was in a hurry when he told him to go, and he didn't ask for it. Kong Xiu's private soldiers were not allowed to pass through the pass. Guan Yu was furious, he leaped the horse for only one round, and beheaded Kong Xiu under the horse. The soldiers were all dumbfounded, Guan Yu asked him to pass a message to Prime Minister Cao, saying that Kong Xiu wanted to do harm, so he killed him.

Han Fu, the prefect of Luoyang, was shocked when he heard the news. Meng Tan offered a plan to pretend to be defeated, and lured Guan Yu. Get off now. Han Fu shot an arrow at Guan Yu and hit his left arm. Guan Yu gritted his teeth and pulled out the arrow, shouted angrily, and galloped his horse straight into the enemy's formation. The soldiers were in a mess and fled in all directions. Han Fu was about to escape when Guan Yu caught up with a saber and chopped Han Fu off his horse.

Sishui Guan Bianxi thought hard, and wanted to kill Guan Yu with a knife and ax while Zhenguo Temple was graciously entertaining him. Guan Yu was completely unprepared. At this critical time, thanks to his fellow Taoist Pu Jing, Guan Yu came to his senses and bravely fought against the gangsters with his sword, and slashed Bian Xi with his sword.

Wang Zhi, the prefect of Xingyang, was very courteous to Guan Yu. After entertaining him warmly, he promised to send Guan Yu out of the pass tomorrow morning; wait. After Hu Ban arranged everything, he was about to light the fire, but suddenly he wanted to see what the famous Guan Yunchang looked like. He quietly opened the door of the library and entered, only to see Guan Yu majestic, with a beard in his left hand and a book in his right reading under the lamp, like a god-man. Hu Ban was deeply moved, and unconsciously alarmed Guan Yu, he simply entered the room. When Guan Yu found out that he was Hu Ban, he gave him a letter from his father Hu Hua. After seeing the letter, Hu Ban was shocked and deeply regretted that he had almost harmed Zhongliang by mistake. He fell to his knees with a plop, told Wang Zhi in detail of his intention to harm, and opened the city gate to let Guan Yu go. When Wang Zhi heard about it, he led his troops to chase after him, but Guan Yu raised his hand and cut him off his horse.

Liu Yan, the prefect of Huazhou Jie, believed Guan Yu's words and did not make things difficult. However, he was afraid of Xiahou Dun's power and feared that the prime minister would blame him, so he did not dare to give Guan Yu a ferry to cross the Yellow River. Guan Yu had no choice but to go along the river. Traveling to the pass of the Yellow River Ferry, he was stopped by the guard Qin Qi. Guan Yu begged with kind words, but Qin Qi was rude, so he had to fight. Guan Yu sideways dodged Qin Qi who was rushing towards the horse, and with a knife in his hand, cut Qin Qi off the horse and won the boat to cross the river. Standing on the bow of the boat, Guan Yu looked at the surging river, recalling the hardships and obstacles along the way, his heart was ups and downs, his thoughts were full of thoughts, and a few tears rolled out of the corners of his eyes.