Wang Fang 王方

In Chapter 9 of the Romance, Li Jue, pushed back by Lü Bu, consults Guo Si, Zhang Ji and Fan Chou: he himself will hold the mouth of the valley and lure Lü Bu into battle every day, Guo Si will strike at his rear, and Zhang Ji and Fan Chou will split into two columns and attack Chang'an directly. Lü Bu hurries back and fights below the walls of Chang'an but fares badly, and a few days later, when Dong Zhuo's remaining followers Li Meng and Wang Fang collude with the enemy from inside the city and secretly open the gates, the enemy armies pour in from four directions at once. When Wang Yun refuses to the end his urging to escape together, Lü Bu abandons his family and flees through the pass with a hundred-odd riders to join Yuan Shu. Romance, Ch. 9 §41–42 · 44–47

In Chapter 10, Li Jue, Guo Si, Zhang Ji and Fan Chou each write down the titles they want, present them and force Emperor Xian to grant the offices, and the emperor, with no choice but to comply, makes Li Jue General of Chariots and Cavalry, Guo Si General of the Rear, Fan Chou General of the Right and Zhang Ji General of Agile Cavalry. The rest, Li Meng, Wang Fang and others, each become Colonels, and only then do they give thanks for the favor and lead their troops out of the city. Romance, Ch. 10 §2–3

When the Administrator of Xiliang Ma Teng and the Inspector of Bing Province Han Sui march on Chang'an with more than 100,000 troops, declaring that they will punish the rebels, the adviser Jia Xu says that if they dig deep moats, build high ramparts and hold fast, the enemy's provisions will run out in less than a hundred days and they will withdraw. Li Meng and Wang Fang say this is not a good plan, that if they are lent 10,000 picked troops they will at once cut off the heads of Ma Teng and Han Sui and present them, and say in unison that if they lose they will gladly give up their own heads, but if they win Jia Xu must give up his. On Jia Xu's advice, Li Jue and Guo Si station Zhang Ji and Fan Chou on Mount Zhouzhi and give Li Meng and Wang Fang 15,000 men and horses, and the two, delighted, pitch camp 280 li from Chang'an. Romance, Ch. 10 §5 · 7–8

When Ma Teng and Han Sui point at Li Meng and Wang Fang and denounce them as traitors to the state, Ma Teng's son Ma Chao, just seventeen years old, rides out from the ranks. Wang Fang, looking down on him for his youth, gallops out to meet him, but before they have fought a few bouts he is run through by a single thrust of Ma Chao's spear and falls from his horse. Li Meng, seeing Wang Fang stabbed to death, chases after Ma Chao from behind, is captured and beheaded, and only when Li Jue and Guo Si hear that both men have been killed by Ma Chao do they believe that Jia Xu had foresight. Romance, Ch. 10 §9–12