Lu Xun Burns Seven Hundred Li of Camps 陸遜營燒七百里

In Chapter 84 of the Romance, when Wu Ban arrays old and feeble soldiers on the plain to offer battle, Lu Xun, saying that there are troops in ambush in the valley, stops Xu Sheng and Ding Feng from sallying out. Three days later, when the ambushing troops do indeed come out escorting Liu Bei, the generals are at last filled with admiration. Cao Pi, Lord of Wei, hearing that the camps have been strung out over seven hundred li, laughs that Liu Bei will soon be defeated, and Zhuge Liang too, on seeing the map, sighs with worry about a fire attack. Romance, Ch. 84 §1–6 · 10–14

Lu Xun has Chunyu Dan attack the fourth camp south of the river, held by Fu Tong, with 5,000 men; Chunyu Dan is chased off by Fu Tong, Zhao Rong and Shamoke and comes back wounded by an arrow. Lu Xun, saying that he was only testing the enemy's strengths and weaknesses, has Zhu Ran advance by water and Han Dang and Zhou Tai along the north and south banks of the river when the southeast wind rises the next day, and burn twenty of the forty camps, every other camp. Romance, Ch. 84 §16–21

When the imperial camp collapses in the flames, Liu Bei takes refuge on Mount Ma'an with Zhang Bao and Fu Tong, and then, at Guan Xing's urging, flees toward Baidicheng. When Zhu Ran blocks his path, Zhao Yun, who has hurried from Jiangzhou, runs Zhu Ran through with his spear and rescues Liu Bei. Fu Tong, holding the rear, dies fighting, crying out that he will never surrender to the dogs of Wu; Cheng Ji cuts his own throat with his sword by the river; and Feng Xi and Zhang Nan are caught in a pincer attack by Sun Huan and killed. Shamoke is killed by Zhou Tai, Du Lu and Liu Ning surrender, and Lady Sun, in Wu, hearing a false rumor that Liu Bei is dead, throws herself into the river. Romance, Ch. 84 §23–39