Everyone knows that there are no generals in Sichuan, and Liao Hua is the vanguard.
But few people ask: What kind of person was he in the past.
Jingzhou civil servants entered the Guan Yu shogunate and started their careers as chief clerks. They had seen military power and overthrow.
When Jingzhou fell, he was trapped in the enemy camp and took a dead end. He faked his death and escaped, and returned to Shu with his mother thousands of miles away.
Then he guarded the border and defended the country, followed the prime minister, and rose to the top again and again in the lean years.
A young scholar takes responsibility in his prime, and still stands in front of the battle in his old age.
This is a history of the growth of the Three Kingdoms that does not rely on unfavorable starts:
What is more difficult than becoming famous is being prudent; what is more difficult than being sharp is staying loyal to the end.
