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In works related to the Three Kingdoms.

Yang Hu, Du Yu and Lu Kang are usually mentioned together.

In the game, the data gap between these three people is not that big.

But netizens have various opinions about this multinational trio.

"Lu Kang's rank was low, and he beat Yang Hu, but his command was only slightly higher."

"Lu Kang is truly a unique military talent in the late Three Kingdoms period."

"I feel that the attributes in Bloody Clothes are more reasonable. Lu Kang's command is 85, Yang Hu's is 73, and Du Yu's is 79. This gap is more in line with their combat levels."

"Yang Hu's ability is not comparable to Lu Kang's. He has no military achievements, but he is forced to be the duo of Lu Kang."

"I've said it so many times, the Chief of Staff is also a military strategist!"

《After learning Yang Hu's operation, the only thing left is F2-A.》

《Tsk! Who wouldn't know how to play in an advantageous situation?》

《Are there not enough cases of losing when the advantage is reached? Being able to develop in an advantageous situation and find an opportunity to take the lead is also a kind of ability.》

"Lu Kang's battle in Xiling was indeed extremely difficult. The Western Jin attacked from three sides, and Lu Kang had only 30,000 soldiers. Moreover, Lu Kang was unable to command the generals from various places."

"In the Battle of Xiling, it can be seen that Yang Hu has no ability to command actual combat. He can only operate but not micro-manage. "

"Besides, Bu Chan is a top local boss, and Sun Hao's people are completely demoralized."

"The deputy general in Lu Kang's army even rebelled..."

And outside the sky.

Late Han Dynasty.

Sun Quan saw that Lu Kang, whom he had excavated, had indeed become a pillar of the Wu Kingdom after his death.

I couldn't help but feel a little proud.

"Sure enough, although my literary and military strategies may be slightly inferior to Cao thief."

"But I am still the best at identifying and employing people."

"It's just that Lu Xun himself is very talented. He is a pillar of Jiangdong and a member of a local prominent family."

"Lu Xun alone is worthy of vigilance."

"Now here comes Lu Kang."

"Both father and son are local great families, pillars of Jiangdong."

"How to use them really tests my hammering skills."

"As for Bu Chan? This is not easy to handle."

"The key point is that Tianmu also said that Sun Hao was a tyrant?"

The sky screen also continued to play.

The three heroes of the Later Three Kingdoms emerged.

Just like the previous Jiangdong trio of Yang Hu, Du Yu and Lu Kang.

The last three people are the trio that led to the demise of Shu Han.

[Third place: Zhong Hui, Command 82, Military Strength 51, Intelligence 91, Politics 79, Charisma 66, Special Skill: Ghostly Strategy - Increases the range of the troops' strategies by one grid.]

[Zhong Hui, courtesy name Shiji, was born in 225 and was from Changshe, Yingchuan County.]

[He was a very influential minister, military strategist, writer, metaphysician and calligrapher in Wei. He was born into the aristocratic family of Yingchuan Zhong. He was the youngest son of Taifu Zhong Yao and the younger brother of Qingzhou Governor Zhong Yu.]

[He was intelligent since childhood. When he was five years old, Jiang Ji praised him as "an extraordinary person". When he grew up, he was well-read and proficient in metaphysics. He was as famous as the famous scholar Wang Bi.]

[Zhong Hui was an important staff member of Sima clan in his early years and was highly appreciated.]

[When Guanqiu Jian rebelled, he followed Sima Shi in the Eastern Expedition and was in charge of confidential matters;]

[When Zhuge Dan rebelled, he followed Sima Zhao in his expedition and made many suggestions and plots, using psychological warfare to disintegrate Zhuge Dan and the Eastern Wu coalition. Sima Zhao praised him as "my Zifang".]

[In 262 AD, he supported Sima Zhao's plan to destroy Shu and was appointed General Zhenxi and commander-in-chief of the military forces in Guanzhong.]

[The following year, he personally led his army to capture Hanzhong and approached Jiange, confronting Jiang Wei's main force.]

[In addition, Deng Ai divided his troops to launch a surprise attack.]

【Successfully pacified Shu, and Jiang Wei surrendered. 】

[However, Zhong Hui was jealous of Deng Ai's achievement in destroying Shu first, so he falsely accused Deng Ai of treason and framed him with false charges.]

[Later, he conspired with Jiang Wei, intending to establish his own regime in Shu.]

[However, his political wisdom was far inferior to his military talent. After he came to power, he treated the former Wei army members harshly, and was eventually spread by his generals that "Zhong Hui wanted to kill the northern soldiers", which led to a mutiny.]

【Zhong Hui was killed by the rebels at the age of forty.】

[This genius who was good at making plans, commanding the Wei army to attack Shu, and easily conquering Hanzhong, had an absurd ending of "killing 800 personal soldiers with an army of 300,000".]

[This confirms Chen Shou's accurate assessment that "he has a big heart and narrow ambitions." ]

[Second place: Jiang Wei, Command 90, Military Strength 89, Intelligence 90, Politics 67, Charisma 80, Special Skill: Counter-strategy - If you can see through the opponent's strategy, you can use the same strategy on him.]

[Jiang Wei, courtesy name Boyue, was a native of Ji County, Tianshui Prefecture, and the pillar of Shu Han in the late Three Kingdoms period.]

[At first, Jiang Wei served as a general under the command of Ma Zun, the governor of Tianshui County in Wei State.]

[In 228 AD, when Zhuge Liang launched his first northern expedition, Jiang Wei was suspected by the governor Ma Zun and was forced to surrender to Shu.]

【Zhuge Liang highly appreciated Jiang Wei and praised him for his "skill in military affairs and deep understanding of military strategy". He personally taught him military tactics and maps, making him the only successor to Zhuge Liang's strategic system. 】【After Zhuge Liang's death, Jiang Wei took up the banner of the Northern Expedition and led eleven Northern Expeditions against Cao Wei. 】

[Jiang Wei was good at using tactics that combined the strange and the orthodox, and the real and the fake, and despite not having an advantage in terms of manpower and resources, he repeatedly caused trouble for the Wei army.]

[In the Battle of Taoxi, he cut off the supply of the Wei army, defeated Wang Jing's troops, and killed tens of thousands of enemies.]

[However, the long-term wars caused great losses to the national strength of Shu Han. In addition, eunuchs such as Huang Hao seized power in the court, and the national strength gradually declined. ]

【Jiang Wei's road to the Northern Expedition was full of difficulties.】

[They even had to adopt Xi Zheng's suggestion to establish military farms in Dazhong.]

【In terms of defensive strategy, Jiang Wei adopted radical measures. 】

【Abolish the strategy of "encircling and defending" Hanzhong to keep the enemy out of the country.】

[Changed to the radical annihilation strategy of "gathering troops and gathering grain". 】

[Withdraw the main force to Han and Le cities, lure the enemy deep into the city, and then encircle and annihilate them. ]

[Although this plan was questioned by court officials and Hanzhong was lost, it still successfully blocked Zhong Hui's army at Jiange.]

[In the sixth year of Jingyao of Shu Han, Deng Ai and Zhong Hui of Wei attacked Shu. Jiang Wei stopped Zhong Hui's army at Jiange, but Deng Ai succeeded in sneaking across Yinping.]

【Liu Chan surrendered, and Jiang Wei had no choice but to surrender as ordered.】

[When Shu was about to fall, Jiang Wei secretly sent a letter to Liu Chan, "I am willing to endure the humiliation for a few days", and then pretended to surrender to Zhong Hui and implemented a three-pronged strategy: first, alienate Deng Ai and Zhong Hui, then incite internal fighting among Wei generals, and finally instigate a mutiny in Chengdu. ]

[Although the plan failed due to a leak of information, the Huayang Guozhi said that this plan "caused the Wei army to slaughter each other, and the people of Shu still admire its wisdom to this day."]

[Zhong Hui said that he was "a general who lost his country but was able to shake the Central Plains", and Pei Songzhi of later generations commented that "if the emperor had not surrendered, he might have been able to revive Bashu again".]

【Jiang Wei, who is both civil and military, also used "one plan to harm three wise men" as his masterpiece. 】

[After all, he did not disgrace the reputation of the last great general of the Han Dynasty! ]

……

The sky screen plays here.

As long as they are ancient people who have seen the sky.

Everyone knows who will be the first place.

Zhuge Liang, who was preparing for the Northern Expedition at this time, could not help but feel worried.

I'm not worried about the demise of Shu Han.

After all, Tianmu had already told the story of the fall of Shu Han before.

But the ten famous generals of the Later Three Kingdoms.

Among the ten, there was only one Jiang Wei in Shu Han?
The Eastern Wu side has Zhuge Ke, Lu Kang, and half of Wen Yang!

Especially Lu Kang, who seemed to have inherited the style of Lu Xun.

He is truly a top-notch military talent, and he will do his best to ensure that the Eastern Wu will not perish!
On the Han side, although Jiang Wei was also very good, he could see that he was very talented and taught him all his life's skills.

But one Jiang Wei is not enough!
The light from the sky danced on Zhuge Liang's face, which showed only deep fatigue and worry.

Among the famous generals of the Later Three Kingdoms, among that string of shining names.

Only Jiang Wei stood alone in Shu Han.

Think again about when I was just starting out and how the Han army's career gradually reached its peak.

Surrounding the First Lord's tent were Guan, Zhang, Zhao, Ma and Huang, all of whom were brave enough to match ten thousand men!

Charge into battle and scare the enemy into submission.

Fa Zheng and Pang Tong were full of wisdom and strategies, and they were able to win battles thousands of miles away.

How hopeful and motivated were we at that time?

In the Battle of Hanzhong, he used his weak force to defeat a strong one, killed the commander-in-chief of the Wei Army's Western Route, and defeated Cao Cao's main force in a head-on battle.

Jingzhou won victory after victory and was feared throughout China.

The heroes of Xuchang responded to the Han Dynasty's Northern Expedition!

It seems that there is hope to revive the Han Dynasty.

By comparing it with the Romance of the Three Kingdoms game in which the sky screen appeared, we can also see how glorious Shu Han was in the past, and how bleak Shu Han was in the later period.

A white-clad crossing of the river, a fire in Yiling, and the loss of Jieting due to carelessness.

Shu Han is now short of talented people and it is difficult to turn its disadvantage around.

If this continues, not to mention conquering the Central Plains in the north, even the self-preservation of Shu will be on the edge of a cliff and in danger.

Zhuge Liang paced in his tent, muttering to himself: "I have devoted my life to fulfilling the important task entrusted to me by the late emperor and supporting the Shu Han dynasty, but unfortunately, there is a lack of talent and successors..."

"Yizhou is exhausted and cannot continue to hold on."

"Otherwise, we'll have to wait for another Yang Hu-like figure to emerge from the Northern Wei Kingdom."

"The direct conspiracy wins."

"We must continue to persevere in the Northern Expedition!"

Zhuge Liang recognized the fact that the popularity of Shu Han was declining in its later years.

He also became more determined to at least recover Chang'an and return it to the old capital during his lifetime. (End of this chapter)