Li Feng 李豐

In Chapter 17 of the Romance, Yuan Shu in Huainan, with broad lands and abundant grain and also the imperial seal that Sun Ce had left with him as a pledge, establishes the reign title Zhongshi and proclaims himself emperor. Enraged at the news that Lü Bu has sent Han Yin under escort to Xudu and that Cao Cao has beheaded him, Yuan Shu makes Zhang Xun General-in-Chief and has a great army of over 200,000, divided into seven columns, attack Xu Province, while he himself leads 30,000 troops and makes Li Feng, Liang Gang and Yue Jiu Commissioners to Urge the Advance, to back up the seven columns from the rear. Romance, Ch. 17 §1 · 3–4

That night Han Xian and Yang Feng set fires everywhere and let Lü Bu's troops into the camp, and Zhang Xun is defeated and flees. Lü Bu pursues him until daybreak and runs into Ji Ling's relief force, and when Han Xian and Yang Feng attack along two routes, Ji Ling too is badly defeated and flees. Just then Yuan Shu, clad in golden armor, comes out before his lines from behind a hill and reviles Lü Bu as a slave who betrayed his master; Lü Bu, enraged, levels his halberd and advances. Yuan Shu's general Li Feng levels his spear and meets him, but before three bouts are over he is wounded in the hand by Lü Bu, throws down his spear and flees, and Yuan Shu's army falls into great disorder. Before Yuan Shu has gone a few li, Guan Yu blocks his way; Yuan Shu flees in panic, the rest of his host is cut down in great numbers by Guan Yu, and Yuan Shu gathers his defeated troops and flees back to Huainan. Romance, Ch. 17 §13–15

Hearing that Yuan Shu, out of grain, is plundering Chenliu, Cao Cao comes south on campaign with 170,000 horse and foot, and Yuan Shu's vanguard Qiao Rui is run through by Xiahou Dun's spear. At the news that Sun Ce, Lü Bu, Liu Bei and Cao Cao are attacking from all sides, Yuan Shu follows the advice of Yang Dajiang: he divides 100,000 troops among four men — Li Feng, Yue Jiu, Liang Gang and Chen Ji — to hold Shouchun firmly, and crosses the Huai with the rest of his officers and men and the gold, jade and treasures of his storehouses. Cao Cao presses his troops to fight a quick battle, but Li Feng and the others shut the gates and do not come out. Romance, Ch. 17 §20 · 24–26

As the standoff drags on for over a month and Cao Cao's grain is nearly exhausted, he beheads the granary officer Wang Hou to quell the soldiers' resentment and orders that if they do not join forces and break the city within three days, all will be beheaded. When Cao Cao himself, at the foot of the wall, takes earth in his hands to fill the ditches, officers and men high and low all push forward, and the defenders on the walls cannot hold them back. Cao Cao's soldiers vie to scale the walls, cut through the gate and smash the locks, and pour in; Li Feng, Chen Ji, Yue Jiu and Liang Gang are all taken alive, and Cao Cao has them all beheaded in the marketplace. Romance, Ch. 17 §26 · 28–30