We present a measurement for large-scale anisotropy of pure protons with the Large High Altitude Air Shower Observatory (LHAASO). We analyze the data collected from the full array of KM2A in one year's operation. To select the proton data set, we employed a technique similar to the gamma/background discrimination method in KM2A, using a cut on the ratio of muonic and electron magnetic components. The purity of the proton sample is up to 90%, and the reconstructed energy is from 10 TeV to 270 TeV. We first perform the energy evolution analysis of the dipole anisotropy of protons at this energy range.