This is an alternative take on Jiang Wei, rewritten based on the questionable points in Romance of the Three Kingdoms. It is not historical fact, but merely offers readers a fresh perspective.
This story may explain why Zhuge Liang's repeated northern campaigns failed, and why Jiang Wei seemed like a completely different person before and after his surrender.
Let me reiterate: this is not historical fact.
The story depicts Jiang Wei's actions before Zhuge Liang's death, but I may have gone a little overboard in arranging them.
I'll say as little as possible about events from Romance of the Three Kingdoms that have little to do with the main story, and just gloss over them. I hope readers will forgive me.
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