Zhu Erzhuan of the Three Kingdoms

Zhu Er was a native of Zhuojun, the son of a butcher, and the same hometown as Liu Bei. He grew up listening to his father say "Look at Xuande", and later he really followed Liu Bei all his life. He tried everything - learning swordsmanship from Guan Yu, spearing from Zhang Fei, spearmanship from Zhao Yun, secretly practicing archery, and receiving the Book of Heaven but unable to understand it. He suffered the humiliation of his crotch and remembered it for the rest of his life; he envied heroes and his colleagues, and was torn between "I can do it" and "I can't do it" his whole life. But there's one thing about him that heroes don't have - he can live. He is down-to-earth, honest and most reliable and loyal. Liu Bei said, "You can trust me with your life." Maicheng was besieged, and Guan Yu gave him the task of breaking out of the siege and seeking help. He worked hard for three days and three nights to deliver the letter, but the soldiers did not come. He hurried back, and when he arrived, the city was already broken. He fainted and died in the wilderness. When he woke up, he said: "I came back late." "How late?" "A lifetime late." He was granted the title of Marquis of Guannei, married a refugee girl Awan, and had a lifelong quarrel. She passed away before him, and he wrote in his suicide note, "If I see her again in the next life, I will let her take care of me." He memorized the names of one hundred and thirty-seven ordinary people who died and engraved them on stone tablets. Seventy-eight years old, in the early morning after snow, I sat in the yard facing Awan's jujube tree, quietly closing my eyes. An ordinary person has not changed his destiny against the will of heaven or made any achievements. He accepted that he was an ordinary person, and then lived the life of this ordinary person in a down-to-earth manner. Heroes create history, and mortals support heroes. This secretary is mortal.