In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Lü Bu was invincible, among all the martial generals, no one was his opponent in terms of fighting alone, but he had no name for the strategy, after all, it could not become a big thing, and the result was indeed so, and finally ended up with a tragic death.
In fact, in real history, although Lü Bu was brave and martial, he did not reach this level, and his evaluation of him was also a lack of strategy, and in the interpretation, he only exaggerated the force. And facts have also proved that no matter how brave and martial, a person cannot make meritorious achievements, but like Liu Bei, he has made powerful partners, and there is still a certain possibility of winning the world.
The reason why Lü Bu had a foundation at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and became a certain climate had a lot to do with Gao Shun. It is said that Lü Bu's subordinates rebelled and secretly attacked Lü Bu in the middle of the night, if it were not for Gao Shun's loyalty and keen thinking, it was judged that it was Hao Meng's rebellion, and he led his troops to suppress it in one fell swoop, and perhaps Lü Bu would have been secretly attacked and killed.
After that, Lü Bu began to alienate his subordinates because of the rebellion of his subordinates, even to Gao Shun, but Gao Shun was still loyal and made many useful suggestions to Lü Bu, although Lü Bu did not adopt them in the end.
Of course, the most important thing is that Gao Shun and his trapped camp played a great role in Lü Bu, although this unit was less than a thousand people, but the military rules were strict, the soldiers were well armored, every soldier had it, with a force of one to ten, brave and fierce in battle, especially good at raiding, attacking, and charging into the battlefield.
If in the plains, this kind of open land to fight, has always been invincible, coupled with Lü Bu's bravery, at that time, many princes, fearful of Lü Bu, did not dare to be enemies with him. However, after Lü Bu no longer trusted his subordinates, he entrusted his foreign relatives with heavy responsibilities, and also gave some of Gao Shun's military power to the foreign relatives to use.
However, Gao Shun still did not complain when he was not trusted, or even seized power, which showed his loyalty, but unfortunately he did not encounter the Ming Lord. Lü Bu had no military strategy and no political foresight, which also led to his own taking one wrong step at a time, and eventually he was defeated and killed in Xia Pi.
In the Battle of Xia Pi, the biggest winner was Cao Cao, Cao Cao's eyesight was much stronger than Lü Bu's, and at the same time he was tolerant of people, and dared to use people, he would use people, and among the many prisoners, that is, Zhang Liao, Chen Gong, Gao Shun and others, they could see eye-catching.
Zhang Liao, because of the intercession of others, pushed the boat along the water and turned to Cao Cao, while Chen Gong could not surrender because he had already died. The rest of Gao Shun, Cao Cao valued most, but Gao Shun was too loyal to Lü Bu, even if Lü Bu did not treat him well.
However, Cao Cao knew the preciousness of Gao Shun's talent, so he refused to give up, and he also advised him many times, but in the end it was fruitless. Although Cao Cao cherished talents, he did not dare to let Gao Shun leave, because Cao Cao killed Lü Bu, that is, Gao Shun's lord, in case in order to avenge, he would gather forces in the future and come back to attack himself, which would not be worth the loss.
And Cao Cao's core idea is that those who cannot be used by me will be killed by me. Since he could not be loyal to himself, Cao Cao thought twice and finally killed Gao Shun.
Although Gao Shun's life has not achieved much, he is indeed a fierce general, and has a certain strategy, and from the trapped camp, it can be seen that the management ability is not bad, it is very likely to become a famous general, but the pearl is secretly thrown, and his own personality is too foolish, and he was eventually captured, which is really a pity and a pity.