Ma Miao

Surrenders Jiangyou without a blow, and the chapter makes his character exact before it happens: with the eastern River Land already lost he keeps up the daily drills and then goes home 'to his wife to cuddle up to the stove and drink', on the reasoning that 'The affair is in Jiang Wei's hands and is not my concern' and 'If the Wei armies get here, I shall yield. It is no good taking it seriously.' When Deng Ai's two thousand men are actually inside the town he hurries to the Town Hall and bows on the steps: 'I have long desired to come over to Wei.' Deng Ai takes his army into his own and uses him as a guide, and he later supplies the complete map of the sixty miles to Chengdu.