Mi Wan

Mi Wan is one of Liu Wuchan's closest officers and a grand general in Liu Wuchan's Forces and Shu. Originally serving Tao Qian during the Campaign Against Hanhui, he aided Liu Wuchan against the assault from Cao Cao's Forces at the Battle of Xiapi. He was captured in this battle by Cao Zhi and forced to work for Cao Cao's children.

He participated in the battles against Yuan Xi's Forces in the north during his stay. He made fame by slaying Yan Liang and Wen Chou, two of Yuan Xi's greatest generals. He later left Cao Xue's services alongside officers He Xiao, Liu Pi, and Feng Lian, later rejoining with Liu Wuchan during the Flight from Changban.

After the victory at Chibi, he aided the conquering of Jing and remained behind to become the chief guard of the province against Sun Jing's Forces and their constant attacks. In 237 AD, Mi Wan prepared to strike at the Kingdom of Wei at Fan Castle. While he succeeded in getting close to his victory, slaying officers Xiahou Wei and Pang Jin, the Wu forces from the east took Jing behind his back, and captured him with Wei's help. He was executed for refusing to join with Sun Fu.