I have read thousands of classics, and I have been extremely smart all my life. Who are you referring to? Does he have social personality characteristics? Write a story about him.

This refers to Wu Yong in Water Margin. From Shi Naian's Outlaws of the Marsh: After reading ten thousand famous books, I was smart all my life and learned six things and three strategies. Hidden in the chest are soldiers, and hidden in the abdomen are soldiers. Strategy dares to deceive Zhuge Liang, but Chen Ping can't compete with talent, and a trick or two surprises ghosts and gods. Name: Scholar Wu, a famous intellectual.

A native of Dongxi Village, Yuncheng County, Jeju City, Shandong Province. Knowledgeable, knowledgeable and resourceful, he often compares himself with Zhuge Liang and is called "Mr. Jia Liang" and "the wise man".

His pure heart, superb wisdom, ingenious calculation and Qi Xin's cooperation are the source of a series of victories in Shuihu. However, the inherent weakness of intellectuals limited his strategic vision. He thought he was smart and resourceful, and in the end he was a "strategist".

Related story: 1, outwitting the birth class; 2. Song Jiang was caught reading anti-poetry in Xunyang Building, and was taken to the execution ground with Dai Zong. When he was about to behead, Wu used a trick to rob Giting and save Song Jiang and Dai. 3. Sung River failed to attack Zhujiazhuang for the second time; When attacking Zhujiazhuang for the third time, Wu used a series of stratagems to conquer Zhujiazhuang; When Wu Yong broke the serial horse, he sent a thief to cheat Xu Ning to Liangshan. When Song Jiang was in trouble in Huazhou, Wu Yong gave advice and borrowed Su Taiwei's golden bell to hang it, and rescued Jiu Wenlong Shi Jin and Hua Monk Lu.