Lu Kang

Not to be confused with Lu Kuang, the officer in Yuan Xi's Forces.Lu Kang is one of the, if the most youngest officer that joined Sun Jing's Forces. Not long after Sun Jing's victories in defeating the many warlords in The Campaign For Wu Territory, Lu Kang came to join the conqueror's army in 206 AD, despite being 9 years old. He wasn't allowed, however his spirit was noted by Cheng Pu.

In 211 AD, Lu Kang returned, now 14 and requested to join with Sun Jing again, to which Zhang Zhao and Cheng Pu also asked Sun Jing to allow this. Lu Kang soon joined with Sun Jing as a strategist and a general.

in 213 AD, Lu Kang made his mark by leading the Invasion of Xuchang with Lifui. The officer Xun Xian was indeed fierce but with Lu Kang leading, Lifui and the others managed to overcome them with ease. However when Cao Annin and others returned from Guandu, Lu Kang did not want to pull back. It wasn't till he was forced to by Lifui that he stopped fighting, but not before raising the morale of his forces to the highest as they retreated.

After his victory in Xuchang, Lu Kang scored another major win in the Battle of Chibi for his work in the pursuit of Cao Zhi. Lifui nicknamed him the Young Prodigy. He later urged Sun Yi and Sun Jing to attack back at Liu Wuchan for stealing Jing from them. He was also one of the key officers at Fan Castle, and mourned Lu Meng's death on the battlefield as well. He later led the advance at Wuling, cutting through Zhugeshi's best strategies to defeat Liu Wuchan and Liu Weitai.

When Sun Fu took over as ruler, he was raised to even higher power and still fought valiantly, especially at Shiting against Wei Forces, leading to the death of Sima Su.

Lu Kang lived to see Shu fall to Wei, to his surprise. He soon suspected that Wu might do the same, and urged the new ruler Sun Xiu to take action in claiming the western lands of Yi from the weakened forces. Sun Xiu declined, not believing that they would stand a chance. Not wanting to let Wu fall easily, the elder Lu Kang raised an army and took over the land of Yong'an, which was later deemed as an act of rebellion by many in Wu. Lu Kang accepted his punishment and was executed.

Despite his death, he was honored as a brave hero afterwards.