Pan Feng joked.

I have a general Pan who wants to behead Hua Xiong. "This is the line of Han Fu, a tragic figure in the history of the Three Kingdoms, and it has become a quip that people ridicule the cowhide king nowadays.

Han Fu, a man who lacks scheming, is timid, has poor ability to recognize people, and has little knowledge of peers, acquaintances and subordinates. For example, Guan Chun and Gengwu, the subordinates of Han Fu, dissuaded Han Fu, saying that Yuan Shao, an ambitious man, had long been eyeing Jizhou, and now asking him to attack Gongsun Zan would be tantamount to asking him to attack Jizhou. However, Han Fu heard that Gongsun Zan was going to attack Jizhou and insisted on sending someone to meet Yuan Shao, so as to capture another Liu Zhang alive. Therefore, Yuan Shaojin entered Jizhou, gave Han Fu the title of General Fenwu, and assigned his subordinates Yan Liang, Wen Chou, Guo Tu, Tian Feng, Ji Feng and others to seize Jizhou's political power. Guan Chun and Gengwu were also killed by Yan Liang and Wen Chou.

Pan Feng is not bad. He needs a real knife and a real gun. He can't be Huang Xin in Water Margin. He just wants to scare others by a false name of "town, three mountains" Facts have proved that the new leaders of Erlong Mountain, Yang Zhi and Lu, were the worthless heroes of Qingfeng Mountain, such as Yan Shun, Zheng Tianshou and so on, and Huang Xin was also rejected by the "town". Supposedly, since Pan Feng is his subordinate, Han Fu should know something, that is, he can beat Hua Xiong, at least show his hand and deal with a few quick moves. Can be a horse, the blink of an eye was killed by Hua Xiong, Korea's father since the horse, also killed Pan Feng. Jizhou, where Han Fu worked at that time, was once the hardest hit area of the Yellow Scarf Uprising. Pan Feng used to rely on a false name to threaten and brag. Han Fu didn't elaborate soon after he took office. He said to the leader, "I have a general, Pan Feng, who can behead Hua Xiong." It can be seen that a fake name will suffer a big loss at a critical moment.

Judging from the fact that Pan Feng was killed immediately, it is basically a general term, while the word "fierce" is definitely not used for inferior goods, and it can only be regarded as a foodie with its own equipment. When he met a really powerful role, he immediately showed his true colors. It's a pity that Pan Feng didn't know it and met a confused master, so the tragic fate in troubled times is inevitable. I'm not talking about the death here, but that Pan died, and he left an idiot's name. This is compared with those heroes who died generously and had a sense of justice. Although they are all dead, they are worlds apart. (2:28)