Shi Yun "the great river goes east, the waves are exhausted, and the characters of the ages are flowing." "During the long-overdue Three Kingdoms period, an uprising plunged the world into turmoil. It is in this situation that all this cannot be settled, the heroes with ambitions and ideals have emerged one after another, and each of them has shown his fists and feet, and finally left a story of song and tears to future generations, as well as several heroes with flesh and blood.
In 184, the Yellow Turban Rebellion, the world at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty was already restless. With the rise of various princes, talents have also emerged. On the battlefield, what is most needed is the wisdom tank and the fierce general, and this period has indeed given birth to a lot of such figures, such as Zhuge Liang, Zhou Yu, Sima Yi, etc., and the military generals Xiang Yu, Xu Zhu, Dianwei, etc., these heroes and heroes have jointly fought out the three-legged situation, and let Wei Shu wu each have some achievements.
But to say that the living environment of talents, there is no doubt that Cao Wei is definitely the most difficult. The first to bear the brunt is the fearsome suspicion from Cao Mengde, which has taken the lives of many good people. However, in the camp of Cao Wei in the Three Kingdoms period, there was such a tiger general, Guan Yu Zhang Fei was not his opponent, Cao Cao was suspicious but trusted him very much, this status can be described as a very remarkable legend.
In 189, Cao Cao raised an army in ChenLiu and began to suppress Dong Zhuo and the Yellow Turban Army. At this moment, a strong man named Xiahou Huan came to defect. He was born after the Western Han Dynasty's taibu and was the brother of the Cao Wei general Xiahou Yuan. In the chaotic world, since he was a child, he had learned a good skill, and he was strong and brave and good at fighting, so great talent was the precious wealth that Cao Mengde needed most.
From then on, Xiahou Huan followed Cao Cao's side to the south and north, and in 190 he became the Sima of the Dong Coalition Army. Although he was an extremely brave warrior, he was an extremely humble and humble being in his daily life. He was incomparably loyal to Cao Mengde, but correspondingly he did not have as many unscrupulous achievements as others. This was especially true in the battle with Lü Bu in 194, when Ryuya took away his left eye.
However, humility did not mean that Xiahou Huan was not a tiger general, on the contrary, he even had the ability to suppress Guan Yu and Zhang Fei. In the Battle of Runan, Guan Erye's defenders were rushed by him to abandon the city and leave. In 200, Cao Cao personally led a large army to conquer Liu Bei, and he even pursued Guan Yunchang in Xia Pi, and finally captured the Shu state martial saint.
Guan Yu, who can be called the strongest martial artist of shu Han, has been suffering in succession at the hands of Xiahou Huan, then Zhang Fei is not to mention, the two may not be able to win together, all this shows that he is a real fierce general who has been ignored by many people. Moreover, according to the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, when Cao Cao was extremely suspicious in his later years, only he was able to freely enter and exit Cao Cao's bedroom. All the other people who came close to him became victims of the "killing people in my good dreams", which also showed that for Cao Mengde, this was his most trusted subordinate.
In 217, Xiahou Huan, together with Zhang Liao and others, was stationed in Yangzhou to prevent Sun Wu from counterattacking, and in 219, facing Guan Yu of the flooded Seventh Army, he led his troops to Xiangfan. Rather than being a general who appeared to have no merit on the surface, he was a loyal tiger general who dedicated his life to Cao Cao. It is easy to seek those who can recruit good warriors, and his loyal subordinates are difficult to change, and for Cao Mengde, he is equivalent to the feelings of Zhang Feiguan Yu and Liu Bei.
It is also written in the "Biography of Cao Cao" that Cao Cao took Xiahou Huan's advice to destroy Shu first before becoming emperor, but unfortunately their life expectancy did not last until that day. In 220, the two monarchs who had lived together for a lifetime died one after another, and for Cao Wei, Xiahou Huan deserved to be the first fierce general, not only limited to the bravery of the battlefield, but also in this unswerving loyalty to the death.