Imperial Master Jian Yong

Jian Yong, courtesy name Xianhe, was born in Zhuo County and was the son of Liu Bei, the first lord of the Shu Han Dynasty. There is this character in "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". He is a soy saucer. He does not appear on many occasions. His job is to deliver letters and run errands to spread messages. There is a biography in "Three Kingdoms", which is only a few hundred words long. There are barely two commendable things. One is to persuade Liu Zhang to surrender, and the other is to persuade Liu Bei to stop drinking. Some measures are inappropriate. In other people's biographies, including Liu Bei's "The Biography of the First Master", there is no mention of this person. In other words, there are not many of him in this world, and there are not many of him. People who like to play Three Kingdoms games should also have some impression of this person. Among the first generals to appear in Liu Bei's camp, besides Liu Guanzhang, he is Jian Yong. He is not good at force, leadership, average intelligence, and average politics. And with the expansion of Liu Bei's camp (if you like to choose Liu Bei when playing games), you will soon be unable to find him - probably staying in a city behind. Those who use teachers will be kings, those who use friends will dominate, and those who use disciples will perish! King's hegemony, heroes of the Three Kingdoms, this book tells the story of the emperor's master Jian Yong and the emperor Liu Bei, as well as their brothers, friends, and opponents.