About the Book
Source: Wikia. Pages: 41. Chapters: Ahui Nan, Cao Xing, Chen Gong, Chen Lan, Cheng Yi, Cheng Yin, Cheng Yuanzhi, Chunyu Qiong, Dailai Dongzhu, Deng Mao, Dong Tu Na, Emperor Xian, Fei Guan, Gao Gan, Gao Lan, Gao Shun, Gongsun Yue, Gongsun Zan, Guan Hai, Guo Si, Guo Tu, Han Sui, Han Xian, He Jin, Hua Xiong, Huang Zu, Huangfu Song, Ji Ling, Jinhuan Sanjie, King Duosi, King Mulu, Kong Rong, Lei Bo, Li Jue, Li Ru, Liu Biao, Liu Yan, Liu Yao, Ma Teng, Meng Jie, Meng You, Shen Pei, Shi Huangdi, Sima Hui, Tao Qian, Wang Yun, Wen Chou, Wu Tugu, Xin Ping, Xu Rong, Xu You, Yan Baihu, Yan Liang, Yan Yu, Yang Feng, Yang Hong, Yang Qiu, Yu Mi, Yuan Shang, Yuan Shu, Yuan Tan, Yuan Xi, Yuan Yin, Zang Ba, Zhang Bao, Zhang Ji, Zhang Liang, Zhang Mancheng, Zhang Miao, Zhang Rang, Zhang Ren, Zhang Song, Zhang Xiu, Zhu Jun, Zhu Ling. Excerpt: Ahui Nan was a fictional officer who served under Meng Huo and one of the leaders of the Third Cave. He was one of Meng Huo's reinforcements that was captured and released by the invading Shu. In the novel, Ahuinan is the third chief of the "Three Ravines," the other two were Jinhuansanjie and Dongtuna. The three chiefs were called into a meeting by Meng Huo and told that they would be rewarded a higher rank if they could rout the invaders. They were sent in three separate directions and each given 50,000 troops. Ahuinan was sent to the right. In a ploy devised by Zhuge Liang, he was captured by Zhang Yi while escaping a surprise attack launched by Zhao Yun and Ma Zheng on his camp. Ahuinan is treated well by his captors and is released by Zhuge Liang when he asks for his freedom. He is later sent to reinforce Shakou after Ma Dai crosses Lu River and kills Mangyachang. After Meng Huo's second capture and return, Ahuinan is killed to prevent any possible defections to Zhuge Liang. Cao Xing is an officer who served under Lu Bu and a subordinate of Gao Shun. He is one of the few generals who stayed loyal to Lu Bu during the events of Xia Pi. Cao ...
