Romance of the Three Kingdoms Dian Wei (LYL)

Dian Wei, the fierce general of Cao Cao, is remembered as one of the most loyal and formidable warriors of the late Eastern Han. Known for his towering frame and unmatched strength, he wielded massive halberds that ordinary men could not even lift. His reputation on the battlefield was that of a ferocious guardian, often leading the charge or serving as the unbreakable wall that shielded his lord. His presence alone inspired fear in enemies and courage in allies. He epitomized raw martial might, tempered by unyielding loyalty.

His most famous act was his heroic last stand during the defense of Cao Cao. Surrounded and outnumbered, Dian Wei fought ferociously to hold back the enemy so that his lord could escape. He continued fighting even after being struck by numerous arrows and wounds, refusing to fall until his duty was fulfilled. His sacrifice cemented his name as a paragon of loyalty and valor in Romance of the Three Kingdoms. To this day, Dian Wei is revered as a symbol of bravery, loyalty, and the warrior’s code of selfless devotion. His legacy stands as one of the great pillars of Cao Cao’s rise to power.