The funniest counselor in the Three Kingdoms changed his surname because others mispronounced his name. Who is so maverick?

This man is Jian Yong. He was originally Liu Bei's first counselor. He is bohemian and never follows the rules. But on the one hand, he has never been accused by others, and he is also a very powerful figure.

Actually, Jian Yong's surname is not Jane. His original surname was Geng. In ancient times, everyone knew that dialects were used more often, and there was no unified Mandarin, so the same word sometimes had different pronunciations.

On the other side of Youzhou, Youzhou people always turn Geng Nian into a simplified word. So Jian Yong simply changed his name after being called so many times. He is also a very casual person.

Moreover, his casualness is not only reflected in his surname, but also in his usual actions. Jian Yong is very talented, but he doesn't follow the rules. Even in front of Liu Bei, he won't sit on his knees seriously. In front of Zhuge Liang, he directly supported his head with his hands and lay on his side.

But Liu Bei never scolded him for it. Because Jian Yong always puts forward some very useful suggestions, and they are particularly easy to accept.

At that time, Liu Bei issued an order forbidding people to make wine privately, and anyone who was found to have tools at home would also be punished. But Jian Yong thinks this article is actually unreasonable. Because we don't make wine, we can't throw away other people's tools. It is a waste to throw them away. But you can't punish others just because you have tools. So Jian Yong told Liu Bei a joke.

It's basically a cold joke, and then let Liu Bei realize his mistake. Ordinary people are actually very unhappy when they are pointed out that they are wrong. But laughing at the joke, he didn't punish Jian Yong, but corrected his mistake.

So we can see that Jian Yong is still very smart and can talk. Jian Yong was the hero who persuaded Liu Zhang, so Liu Bei valued him more.