Zhuge Liang continued to order people to kick the seven-star lamp to Wei Yan, and Jiang Wei wanted to kill Wei Yan. Why did Zhuge Liang stop Jiang Wei?

Because it's all providence, but he doesn't lack the degree of rest. Although Zhuge Liang has the magical bonus of offering sacrifices to the east wind and picking up the stars, his success depends on God's will. The success of offering sacrifices to the east wind is because Cao Cao descended from the red cliff, and the failure of Zhang Wuchu's fall is also an irreversible manifestation of God's will. On the one hand, providence means that after Guan Yu lost Jingzhou, it was difficult for some Shu Han people to restore the Han Dynasty.

On the other hand, Zhuge Liang killed Fujia too hard when he set fire. He knew he would "lose his life". Secondly, if Jiang Wei didn't kill Wei Yan, Wei Yan would definitely run to take refuge in Sima Yi. You know Wei Yan knows many secrets of Shu, so it is very dangerous. One more thing, Wei Yan certainly didn't come alone. There must be his cronies outside the camp. If Jiang Wei wants to kill him,

Wei Yan avoided Zhuge Liang first, and then resented Jiang Wei. If he says so, all the soldiers will only believe Wei Yan's story. Jiang Wei is no match for Wei Yan. Even if Wei Yan is killed, there will not only be Zhuge Liang in Shu Han, but also a general who can take the lead in the western expedition. Isn't this a joke for Sima Yi? This will be a disaster for Shu Han. Wei Yan did not come alone at all. There must be his cronies outside the camp.

After all, Jiang Wei surrendered. Wei Yan is the highest general, and he can rank first in the Shu army. This is the last thing Zhuge Liang wants to see. Wei Yanruo was the head of the Shu army. According to his character, he will go to see his men first and kill them all. Finally, the collective betrayed Wei and his cronies and subordinates. If so, the consequences are unimaginable. But judging from this situation, what they said will never happen, but this does not guarantee that Wei Yan will rebel.