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Jiang Wei's ability is extraordinary, but Deng Ai Zhonghui's ability is not inferior to him, and he has lost the country of Shu with one to two, and he has done his best.

Personally, I think that without Jiang Wei, Shu is even more vulnerable.

It's difficult for a good woman to cook without rice, it's not that Jiang Wei's ability is poor, how can he fight without capital? It's like playing cards, a mess of bad cards, how to play them well.

Jiang Wei's biggest problem is the strategy of random reform. Although Jiang Wei is quite capable in tactics, he took up the Tuntian, withdrew the defense of Yangping Pass, and wanted to fight a decisive battle with Wei in the Hanzhong Plain, but ignored the reality that Shu was weak and insufficient, and also gave Deng Ai the opportunity to smuggle through Yinping. In short, it is not too vulnerable, after all, the victory in Taoxi achieved with the cooperation of Xiahou Ba is also the biggest victory of Shu Han since Zhuge Liang.

However, Deng Ai was also a famous general after all, so he immediately counterattacked back, Jiang Wei was also defeated, and in order to avoid being punished by the Shu Han court, he ran to Tuntian.

Jiang Wei is at most a military boss, he surrendered politically, and he is not with the local group of Jingzhou Group, he can only fight alone outside, and he has no ** people inside. Trembling, walking on thin ice as if facing the abyss.

Jiang Wei is very strong, but the rear master Liu Chan is holding back.

Shu is weak, Wei is strong, Wei generals are talented, Deng Ai, Zhong Hui, Guo Huai, and Chen Tai in the west of Wei are all famous generals, and Jiang Wei's ability is comparable, and it is difficult for Shu to win.

I think Jiang Wei was in the background of the lack of talents in various countries in the later period of the Three Kingdoms, and Shu Han was suffering from internal and external troubles, and Wei was strong and Shu was weak, if Jiang Wei didn't take the initiative to attack, I don't know when Shu Han would have perished. It's hard for a good woman to cook without rice.

In the later period, Shu fought for many years, and the national strength was no longer able to bear it, whether it was economy or population, it was no longer able to compete with Wei State, so the overall situation was decided, and no matter how strong Jiang Wei was, he was unable to return to the sky. Unless he has the kind of ** that can wipe out a country in an instant.

Jiang Wei's wisdom is not as good as Zhuge Liang, but he learned from Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition, can you be the same as others? You are a dead pig, not afraid of boiling water.

I feel that Jiang Wei is not as good as Deng Ai, Deng Ai knows how to recuperate, win by surprise, and is a talent of a general, I feel that Jiang Wei can only harass Wei in the later period, and does not threaten Wei, but he has lost a lot of money and money every time he goes out.

This is a pseudo-proposition created by ** "Romance of the Three Kingdoms". First of all, Jiang Wei's ascension was not arranged by Zhuge Liang, 19 years after Zhuge Liang's death, Jiang Wei progressed through Jiang Wan, Fei Yi and other layers, from a very low military rank to a few steps before being promoted to a general, and only after Fei Yi's death was promoted to a general, how much does the promotion process have to do with Zhuge Liang? Still carefully selected?

Secondly, Jiang Wei with a relatively weak force to defeat Wei won more and lost less, is to survive in the offensive, Jiang Wei is in an offensive situation, due to the government and the opposition, especially Huang Hao, Jiang Wei was forced to turn to the defensive, and it is also the only offensive of Wei in this situation to let Shu (Han) perish.

Jiang Wei was too busy to take care of himself, and he was powerless to take care of the overall situation.

It's not that he's vulnerable, it's just that there are no more generals available in the back.

Jiang Wei's performance in the late Shu Kingdom is remarkable, it can be said that Shu Han's last reliance, Jiang Wei is not vulnerable, and Zhuge Liang is not wrong. Jiang Wei was harvested and cultivated by Zhuge Liang in Tianshui during the first Northern Expedition to the Central Plains. In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Zhuge Liang and Jiang Wei are commensurate with master and apprentice, but in the official history, there is no such record.

But looking at Zhuge Liang's letter to Jiang Wan, you can clearly read Zhuge Liang's respect and love for Jiang Wei. Call it Sergeant Liangzhou.

It's not that you don't care about your own strength, it's not that you can't do it, it's that the other party's strength is too strong.

No, Jiang Wei's own strength is still very strong, but he has no choice but to see the decline in the overall national strength in the later period of the Shu Kingdom, and he is powerless to return to the sky.

Vulnerable to a blow, Jiang Wei can be regarded as the most outstanding military general in the late Shu Han period, during the reign of Jiang Wan Fei Yi, many times organized a small-scale northern expedition, after Fei Yi's death, Jiang Wei mastered the Shu Han army, began to use troops to Cao Wei on a large scale, and Cao Wei's famous generals Deng Ai, Chen Tai, Guo Huai have to fight, large-scale military operations have ten times, two big victories, three small victories, four times, a big defeat, but strategically did not change the situation of Shu weak Wei strong, ten years of conquest is still an inch of land, The exhaustive use of military force for many years also brought a heavy burden to the people of Shu Han and dragged the Shu Han regime into the abyss of years of war. Especially at the end of the Shu Han Dynasty, Jiang Wei ignored the objective fact that Shu was weak and Wei was strong, and gave up the strategy of "defending the enemy outside the country" that he had been adopting since Wei Yan, and whimsically wanted to put the Wei army into Hanzhong to encircle and annihilate, which led to Zhong Hui easily seizing Hanzhong, making the door of Yizhou wide open, and Deng Ai easily smuggled through Yinping.

Jiang Wei is a very decent person, neither collecting money nor raising concubines, and has a first-class character. But good character does not mean that the ability is strong. Personally, I don't think he's good enough to be handsome.

However, the ability to be a general alone is still very good. In addition to not being able to beat Deng Ai, there are still mutual wins and losses against others. Moreover, there is no question about faithfulness.

A military general, "reckless soldiers" is their vocation. At this point, I don't think he should be blamed. In terms of strategic thinking, he is not even as good as Jiang Wan, a literati.

It is precisely because he is not handsome that of course the consideration will not be so comprehensive, which is also understandable!

Jiang Wei, carefully selected by Zhuge Liang, is he really vulnerable in the later stage? "That doesn't seem to be a well-founded question, right? I have always believed that Jiang Wei is not handsome.

It's just that compared with other generals in Shu Han, he can be regarded as the "taller" among the shorter. is also the person Zhuge Liang is optimistic about, and the people who hold the power of the imperial court and various confidential positions are all Zhuge Liang's cronies and "subordinate officials of the Prime Minister's Mansion". Zhuge Liang's core team is all literati, and he can't train military generals, and he doesn't know who is capable.

Since it is the person who is favored by the owner, of course, it can only be relied on and reused. Therefore, no matter how capable Jiang Wei is, he must use it.

Jiang Wei invaded the Central Plains for the ninth time, knowing that he could not do it, and was an extreme idealist. He inherited Zhuge Liang's last wish: he wanted to support the Han family and return to the old capital.

Although Jiang Wei is not vulnerable, but the military ability does have obvious deficiencies, Jiang Wanfei Yi reigned in the era, has always strictly restricted Jiang Wei's military operations, so that Jiang Wei has been less than 10,000 soldiers many times, there is still a certain reason, compared with Wei Yan, Wang Ping, Jiang Wei's military ability seems to be a slight gap, Wei Yan is Liu Bei's famous general who was trained in the era of the great struggle, and there are few defeats in his life, and he has a very good record in the Northern Expedition of Sichuan, Hanzhong and Zhuge Liang, and once "went west into Qiangzhong, Fei Yao, the general of the Wei Dynasty, Guo Huai, the assassin of Yongzhou, beheaded 3,000 armors, and won 5,000 Xuan armor", which can be called the biggest military victory in Shu Han for more than 40 years after Liu Bei's death.

I think so, mainly because Zhuge Liang hasn't cultivated it well, he died, so he's just a half-ass.

Yes; The reason why he is vulnerable is because he is personally young, so he has less experience in some things and has a shallow foundation.

Zhuge Liang is more famous than Jiang Wei, Zhuge met a lord who trusted him in the early stage, and Jiang Wei met the later lord Liu Chan.

It's just that Zhuge Liang is rumored to be a god, and he has one more advantage than Jiang Wei is that he can gossip about feng shui.

The reason why Zhuge Zhan hates Jiang Wei:

1. When Zhuge Liang died of illness, he handed over all the military power in his hands to Jiang Wei, not Zhuge Zhan.

When Zhuge Liang died of illness, he handed over all the military power in his hands to Jiang Wei, not Zhuge Zhan. His biological father not only did not affirm his talent, but would rather hand over the power in his hands to a person with a foreign surname than to himself, Zhuge Zhan must have resentment in his heart, and this resentful ** is Jiang Wei.

Zhuge Liang had made many northern expeditions during his lifetime, but none of them took Zhuge Zhan with him, but Jiang Wei followed Zhuge Liang every time. When Zhuge Zhan grows up, he will definitely feel that his father loves his "apprentice" more than his son, and the resentment in his heart will slowly accumulate.

2, Zhuge Liang loves Jiang Wei more, so that Zhuge Zhan does not feel his father's love

When Zhuge Zhan was still very young, he was at an age where he needed to be cared for by his father very much. He longed for more love from his father, instead of watching his father show strong fatherly love to Jiang Wei, an outsider.

So it can be said that Zhuge Zhan hated Jiang Wei very much since he was a child. Because he thought that Jiang Wei had robbed him of the father's love that should have been enjoyed by him, naturally after Kong Ming's death, Zhuge Zhan had no way to control his feelings, and every time he met Jiang Wei, he wanted to kill him as an enemy.