Lu Kang of Eastern Wu, the son of the famous general Lu Xun, had just come of age to experience the scene of his old father Lu Xun being forced to die by Emperor Sun Quan, and the young Lu Xun, who had experienced such a tragic pain, with his father's dying words of washing away injustices, was not afraid in the face of Sun Quan, who was full of anger, and did not humble himself to argue and answer the "crimes" that Sun Quan had given to his father, and then relied on the "war friendship" of his father Lu Xun and the emperor Sun Quan, and finally awakened the only pitiful conscience of the cruel and suspicious Sun Quan.
After the death of the three emperors of Eastern Wu, he was the only military commander who was capable and loyal, and the only general who could compete with the Jin army.
Cao Wei Cao Zhen, in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, is portrayed as a jealous and jealous person, excluding dissidents, a narrow-minded villain, and finally killed by Zhuge Liang, which can be called "nest waste".
However, the historical Cao Zhen was the existence of a cattle man, he was the most powerful opponent in the road of Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition, if it were not for Cao Zhen's precise deployment, the Battle of Jieting would not have been able to immediately find out the weakness of the "paper soldiers" Ma Mo, thus defeating the first Northern Expedition of shu Han.
Not only that, such as the famous general Hao Zhao, the veteran general Zhang Guo, and the opponent of the famous Wei general Jiang Wei in the later period, Guo Huai, were all promoted by Cao Zhen. Unfortunately, "Lao Tzu's hero is a waste straw bag", if Cao Zhen had lived for 20 more years, there would not have been a tragedy like the "Change of Gao Pingling".
Jiang Wei of the Shu Han Dynasty, needless to say, was the only general after Zhuge Liang who could inherit his legacy.
There were Wei troops led by Generals such as Guo Huai, Chen Tai, Wang Jing, and Deng Ai outside, and there were persecution and obstruction by the Dongzhou faction of jingzhou and Yizhou native factions, but they still did not change their original intentions and unswervingly defended the Tubao family.
What is even more rare is that he is a general of the State of Wei.
After Shu Han was stolen by Deng Ai, he resolutely took a "false surrender" to win the trust of the enemy Zhong Hui, waiting for an opportunity to restore the country and eliminate Deng Ai, the enemy, but it was difficult to violate providence, and finally the Wei army angrily split his five horses into corpses, which can be described as tragic and tragic!