Xu Yuelong, the grandson of Duke Wei, brought a certain legitimacy to everything.
Each individual is unique.
Duke Wei was known for his firm and brave demeanor, excelling particularly in strategy.
During his military campaigns, his command was orderly, and the people did not suffer under military rule.
His reputation was excellent.
His third son, Xu Wenzhu, inherited his cunning and excelled beyond his brothers.
Xu Yuelong, a generation removed as a grandson, was lazier yet steady in temperament.
Duke Liang, on the other hand, was completely opposite.
He was extremely arrogant, a classic military figure with the skills and temperament of a famous general.
His outrageous deeds were countless, like attacking his own city because the gates opened too slowly.
He treated his subordinates as private soldiers, with all promotions and demotions decided solely by him, bypassing court authority entirely.
He even violated ancestral taboos by killing prisoners multiple times.
Any other general would have faced severe consequences, but due to the emperor's unusual tolerance, he was only demoted and his title changed from Duke Liang to Duke Liang.
His grandson, Wei Lin, closely resembled Duke Liang in his youth and received his affectionate indulgence, making him reckless.