Sean commented that Han Xin was "too sharp" in the early Han Dynasty, but Han Xin died for this reason?

Han Xin's death, to a great extent, is really due to his "sharp edge", which is Han Xin's achilles' heel and his weakness in character. Besides, he is armed to the teeth. In the end, he became the biggest threat to the Han Dynasty in the eyes of Liu Bang and Lv Zhi. So, he contributed to the furious life but died.

After Han Xin followed Liu Bang, Liu Bang was invincible. It can be said that without Han Xin, Liu Bang really can't say that he can beat Xiang Yu to get the big fellow's world. However, Han Xin's talent was very high, but his early years were very poor. Therefore, Han Xin had a high desire for success and talent in military affairs, so he was a little arrogant. Especially after he helped Liu Bang defeat Xiang Yu, he began to blackmail Liu Bang's throne. At that time, the world was uncertain, and Liu Bang could tolerate him. Wait until Liu Bang sits firmly on the big fellow's mountain, and Han Xin's threat to Liu Bang is greater than his credit.

Sean, who was in the same period as Han Xin, understood this truth very well, so after Liu Bang established the Great Han Dynasty, he still worked for Liu Bang carefully and wholeheartedly. Sean not only escaped Liu Bang's suspicion of heroes, but also gained Lv Hou's trust. Finally, after his death, others also supported the succession of the king and overthrew the rule of Lu, thus killing Zhu Lu. When it comes to meritorious service, Sean is no less than Han Xin. Sean's strategy helped Liu Bang win the world, but this Sean knows better than Han Xin. Since ancient times, you must die, if you want me to die, so Sean dare not take credit.

Han Xin is because too much emphasis on their own credit, can only lead troops to fight. He doesn't understand this and this way, so he will be suspected. As Sean said, Han Xin was so sharp-edged that Liu Bang suspected that he was unfaithful. Even if he doesn't, Liu Bang will think that he will, so Han Xin will die.