Jian Fang

Jian Fang was the vice commander of Lu Xiangu and an officer under Mao Xing during her rebellion, who later defected when Lu Xiangu joined with Kong Rong's Forces. He states that the choices he makes he bases them on "where the wind takes him", which his claim for also joining with Bian Xing during his rebellion before return to Ti Xiang and later serving under his son, Ti Xu. He was referred to in history as "The Warrior of the Wind".

Early Life
Jian Fang's history is much questioned. It is unknown if he was born in China. Though, from A.D. 241-244 and upward, it is known that he was a wanderer for that time period until being recruited by Lu Xiangu.

Mao Xing's Rebellion (A.D. 243-246)
Jian Fang was recruited in A.D. 244 to join Lu Xiangu's Elite forces. He also defected in A.D. 245 when she defected to Kong Xu.