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Even though maybe, there may be flaws in his LongZhong Plan, NO ONE can deny the intelligence, integrity and sincerity of this man. And i think Zhuge Liang may have surpass Jiang Zhi Ya of Zhou Dynasty and Zhang Liang of Han Dynasty. The reason is that the number of major players involved during the romance of the three kingdoms is more than the other two periods. Thus it was a much more complex matter. And the another reason is that Jiang and Liang both were able to defeat their enemies and prevail is because during that time the Shang Dynasty and Qin Dynasty were badly corrupted and the civilians hated the governments badly, thus minds and hearts cannot unite. Destruction was inevitable. However if u examine the era of the three kingdoms, Cao Cao of Wei was able to unite Hebei and win the support of the people. This showed his great abilities. Wu's naval force led by Zhou Yu was also an undeniable force. Shu was the weakest among the three as Liu Bei was not firmly established. Applying his intelligence and skills in the conduct of battles, craftiness, good judgement of enemies psychology and composure, Zhuge Liang was able to counter his opponents everytime. He devoted his life and energy to the kingdom of Shu and thus died of exhaustion and died at the age of 53.