The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is one of the four famous works, of which Liu Bei is the earliest protagonist. At the beginning, Liu Bei was still a businessman who sold straw shoes, had nothing, had empty ambitions, and had nowhere to show. Until one day I met Zhang Fei and Guan Yu and married them as brothers of the opposite sex, life was a little better. But it is also today to run to this family, tomorrow to run to that family, and there is no place of their own. Later, because he met Mr. Shui Jing on the road, he got to know Xu Shu, and finally looked at Zhuge Liang. Liu Bei, who owned Zhuge Liang, was like a fish getting water, his days were getting better and better, his territory was getting bigger and bigger every day, and he finally established himself as the king of Hanzhong.
Zhuge Liang is a character that everyone is familiar with, and many people are loyal fans of Zhuge Liang. Heroic deeds such as the Seven Captures of Meng, the Empty City Plan, and the Borrowing of Arrows from Grass Boats have been passed down to household names. It can be said that before Liu Bei's death, Zhuge Liang was victorious in hundreds of battles, but since Liu Bei's death, Zhuge Liang has rarely won battles. Jiang Wei told the truth before he died.
Financial and material resources are insufficient
First, Liu Bei consumed a large amount of manpower and material resources of the Shu state in the battle to avenge Guan Yu, resulting in the destruction of the foundation of the Shu state. Liu Beibai's city was isolated, in fact, he left Zhuge Liang a big stall, and in the case of insufficient financial and material resources, Zhuge Liang rarely won battles, which was also forgivable.
There is more than enough and not enough
Second, Liu Bei's son Liu Chan was known as the unsupportable Adou. After he took over his father's throne, he ignored everything and entrusted everything to Zhuge Liang to deal with, and he knew how to eat, drink, and have fun all day, and did not ask about political affairs. This indirectly put a lot of pressure on Zhuge Liang, causing Zhuge Liang to have more than enough heart and insufficient strength.
In the late Shu Dynasty, the talent withered away
Third, Zhuge Liang spent all his energy on dealing with various affairs in the Shu Kingdom, neglecting the cultivation of talents. Therefore, it led to the withering of talents in the late Shu kingdom, which also had a certain impact on the Shu kingdom. After all, countries without talent will not exist for long.