Fu Xakou

Fu Xakou is a brilliant strategist who originally served in Yuan Xi's Forces, after she was recruited by Yuan Tan, who sought to take her as his wife despite her declining. She offered many strategies and was just as helpful as Tian Feng and the other strategists in Yuan Xi's conquest of the north. During the Campaign Against Hanhui, she also befriend Cao Xue, the daughter of the coalition officer Cao Cao.

When Yuan XI plotted to invade the south where Cao Cao's Forces stood, she originally protested against this, seeing that Cao Cao had strong individuals such as Cao Zhen, Wen Qin and XIahou Han. However, when word of Cao Cao's death at Xiapi got out, her protests had been rejected constantly.

Yuan Xi invaded the land south of him and combated with Cao Xue, Cao Zhi, and Cao Annin. During this time Fu Xakou had began to have her doubts on continuing to serve under Yuan XI. During the Conflict at Guandu, she witnessed Lu Ying defect and join Cao Xue, who she befriended in the past. Cao Xue later sent word to Fu Xakou to do the same. After the constant pressure and coming on to her by Yuan Tan, she soon agreed and defected, ultimately helping Cao Xue defeat Yuan Xi.

During the battle of Chibi she was forced to pull out her best strategies to fight against enemies such as Lu Kang, Lifui, Zhugeshi and others. At the end even she could not combat these minds in battle forever, but was successful in allowing Cao Annin and several others to escape easily.

When Cao Zhi launched her rebellion and killed Xun Xian at Luoyang, Fu Xakou helped Cao Xue successfully flee from Chang'an all the way to Puyang and Xuchang. From there she began to aid her and helped defeat Cao Zhi, losing her left eye in the process. From here, she stopped participating in the front lines and turned mainly to strategy, aiding in many victories and defeats such as at Hanzhong, Fan Castle, and Hefei.

After Cao Xue passed away she served Wei till 257 AD where she retired, and died peacefully in 261 AD.