Rebellious Wei.

Summary

. Man Chong admired Xia Hou Hui's military strategies, particularly his successful capture of Sun Bu using a clever tactic. Despite this admiration, Man Chong suppressed Xia Hou Hui due to concerns over his loyalty to the Wei Kingdom and the potential for reckless ambition, reminiscent of the flawed Cao Xiu, whose stubbornness had led to a significant defeat for Wei. Man Chong believed that Xia Hou Hui's rise could pose a threat to the kingdom, especially given the current disarray among Wei's generals. He understood that Xia Hou Hui's connections could either help him gain support or lead to resistance if he failed to perform well in battle. As Xia Hou Hui rode out into the snow, he reflected on the opportunities for new beginnings in the wake of past struggles. .

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