Lu Zhi was a master of Confucian classics at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and a great scholar at that time. Lu Zhi was honest, and his heart turned to the Han Dynasty. In the face of vicious Dong Zhuo, he was the only one who stood up generously against Dong Zhuo's abolition of Han, so he was almost put to death by Dong Zhuo. Later, Lu Zhi retired to the countryside and died in 192. Due to his early death, Lu Zhi was not a strict figure in the Three Kingdoms period. Lu Zhi studied hard at an early age and was determined to serve the motherland and help the people. In his early years, he and Zheng Xuan studied and studied with the famous scholar Ma Rong at that time. At that time, Ma Rong often had singers' performances at home, but Lu Zhi never saw them again. Through such hard study, Lu Zhi soon learned a lot of knowledge, and Lu Zhi's study of Confucianism was not limited to the ancients, so he often made amazing moves. Lu Zhi was tall, powerful, noble and talented, so he was invited to be an official by the court for many times. At first, Lu Zhi refused, and it was not until later that he was recruited as a doctor. When Jiaping was four years old, Jiujiang barbarians made an insurrection, and Lu Zhi was appointed as the prefect of Jiujiang to suppress the uprising. As a result, Lu Zhi didn't have much hope, and suppressed the rebellion soon after he took office. Later, Lu Zhi became the satrap of Lujiang.

Lu Zhi once wrote a letter and put forward his own suggestions, including eight strategies, suggesting that Liu Hong should make great efforts to use talents and forgive innocent people, but these strategies were not adopted by Liu Hong. When the Yellow Scarf Uprising broke out, Lu Zhi was ordered to lead an army to conquer the Yellow Scarf Army. At that time, Lu Zhi faced the Yellow Scarf Army with opening angle as the main force. Lien Chan in Lu Zhi succeeded, but Zhang Jiao and others held the city. At this time, it was unwise to attack Guangzong regardless of the forced siege, so Lu Zhi led an army to surround Guangzong and made siege weapons to complete his work. At that time, Liu Hong trusted his eunuch and sent a eunuch to check the work. He fired Lu Zhi without paying a bribe, and the little eunuch sued him before the emperor. Liu Hong therefore thought that Lu Zhi was very passive, so he dismissed Lu Zhi and escorted him back to Beijing.

After Dong Zhuo went to Beijing, he wanted to abolish the throne of Liu Bian. In the face of fierce and talented Dong Zhuo, none of the DPRK officials dared to say a word. Only Lu Zhi stood out against it. Fortunately, he was guaranteed by many people, and Lu Zhi was spared from death, but he was dismissed. Later, Lu Zhi also went out to be Yuan Shao's strategist, but he died in less than two years. Throughout Lu Zhi's life, we will find that there is still a certain distance between Lu Zhi's life and the Three Kingdoms period. The real Three Kingdoms in history began when Cao Wei became king, when Lu Zhi was already dead. So strictly speaking, Lu Zhi didn't really experience the Three Kingdoms period. Even earlier, since the death of Emperor Han Ling and the abdication of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Lu Zhi has reached the end of his life.

So generally speaking, Lu Zhi was not a figure in the Three Kingdoms period. If anything, many people were his students during the Three Kingdoms period, the most famous being Liu Bei. As a contemporary Confucian scholar, Lu Zhi was respected by many people at that time. Lu Zhi was honest, simple and natural all his life. Even when he died, he let his son bury himself very thin, even without a coffin. Lu Zhi was a famous figure in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. He was young and eager to learn, studied under the famous scholars at that time and became a generation of scholars. Later, when he entered the DPRK as an official, Lu Zhi showed his talents and put down barbarian rebellions many times. But because of his integrity, he was dismissed for not bribing eunuchs in the Yellow Scarf War. Later, he was dismissed for opposing the abolition of Emperor Dong Zhuo, and finally died at the hands of Yuan Shao.