Mao Sui has no sense of existence in the history books devoted to princes and princes, but only a few words pass by. However, Mao Sui's own allusions have been passed down to this day, and for countless years, they have often inspired those who are truly talented-Mao Sui recommended himself.

But Mao Sui himself is somewhat tragic, although this tragedy should not be attributed to him. It has been a fire for some time since he helped Zhao to help Chu and solve the siege of Han. From a doorman to a doctor of Zhao, he was the eldest in the imperial court.

Self-recommendation:

Zhao Wang may think that Mao Sui is an omnipotent person. In the subsequent Yan-Zhao war, Zhao Wang asked Mao Sui to lead troops to refuse Yan. Although Mao Sui admits that his talents come from the front line at most and he is not suitable to be commander-in-chief, it is obviously useless. Mao Sui did fail, and was almost wiped out by Yan Jun. Shameless to return to Zhao, he fled into the mountains and drew his sword to commit suicide.

Mao Sui is obviously a ceremonial figure in Su Qin. He is good at diplomacy and negotiation, and it is probably really impossible to lead troops to fight. This is also the reason why Mao Sui was silent under Ping Yuanjun for three years, because there was no suitable post and opportunity.

However, this is like letting Masu guard the street pavilion. Obviously, people use it wrong. What makes Mao Sui better than Ma Wei is that Mao Sui knows his own strengths and weaknesses.