Ruan Ji said, "When there is no hero, make a son famous!"

Ruan Ji has been to Guangwu Mountain in Xingyang, Henan Province, where Liu Bang and Xiang Yu fought fiercely in the ancient battlefield, where he once uttered a famous sigh: "A hero is useless, and an upright man becomes famous." Who are the heroes and heroes in Ruan Ji's works? He didn't make it clear, and there will inevitably be some speculation and arguments for future generations. As far as I know, there was more than one person, but Liu Bang was the first one. Because Liu Ji has neither literary talent nor martial arts, and he doesn't know 10,000 enemies, relying on his little rogue tricks, he finally defeated Xiang Yu and pulled him out of the mountain and became the founding monarch of the Han Dynasty. This is nothing more than a vertical fame. Besides Liu Bang, the upright people in Ruan Ji's mind have long been historical figures, and they are likely to be concentrated in Sima Group, which was in power at that time, because the world of Sima Group was usurped by a coup. Ruan Ji despised this group from the bottom of his heart, gave them a dirty look and adopted an uncooperative attitude all his life.