Ye Xunhuan looked at Kong Xingyi and immediately asked, "Who is that genius?"
"Jiang Wei!" Kong Xingyi replied without hesitation.
Jiang Wei!
Upon hearing those two words, Ye Xunhuan's heart slightly trembled.
Jiang Wei was a famous general of Shu Han, considered second only to Zhuge Liang in Shu Han, and remained loyal to Shu Han throughout his life. It is not an exaggeration to say that if not for Jiang Wei, Shu Han might have perished long ago.
Although Jiang Wei was loyal to Shu Han his entire life, he was also a figure of much controversy. In Luo Guanzhong's eyes, Jiang Wei inherited the will of Marquis Zhuge, persisting against insurmountable odds, filled with a tragic sense as he single-handedly upheld the battered Shu Han in turbulent times.
Yet, according to the sharp historical commentator Sun Sheng, Jiang Wei was a selfish opportunist burdened with four major accusations of disloyalty, unfiliality, injustice, and intemperance.
