Three Kingdoms Video Lord: From the Start, Ranking the Ten Greatest Generals!

Author, please don't mistake my fiction for history. You keep claiming to be telling the story, yet half the military generals are based on fiction. Let's look at the real historical warriors. One Man Against the Pass, Xia Luqi This person is a historically documented and universally acknowledged "hundred-man kill," and what does "hundred-man kill" mean? It means unparalleled bravery in the army!

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How did Lü Bu rise to fourth place? In official history, he was considered a match for Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, both of whom were known as warriors capable of defeating ten thousand men. In fictional accounts, he couldn't even beat Zhang San of Xuzhou and was afraid of being beaten. Replacing Su Lie with Yang Daye would be much better, right?

Don't be fooled by the book's title; it's about ten fierce generals. Can Huo Qubing, ranked third, really be considered one of the ten fiercest generals?

After the Han Dynasty, the description of fierce generals always mentioned Guan Yu's bravery, yet he didn't even rank among them. Lü Bu is included, which is only based on historical novels. According to these novels, the "Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties" and "The Story of Yue Fei" encompass everything; their martial prowess is beyond human limits.

Although this thing is finished, I still want to criticize it. What kind of garbage is this? Guan Yu's ranking shouldn't be low, whether in historical records or the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Was Guan Yu deliberately excluded from the list so that your protagonist's subordinates could easily overpower the generals of the Three Kingdoms?

It's a mess. The historical record of Lü Bu is terrible, but the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is the best. The problem is that the martial arts in the Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties are too outrageous. Just look at the inhuman beings like Yuwen Chengdu and Li Yuanba. Either write the historical record or don't include the Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

Including Lu Bu in the rankings is a major flaw.

The author keeps saying that the Romance of the Three Kingdoms can't be ranked. Then what's the point of including Lü Bu? In historical records, Guan Yu is the most powerful. He was one of only two people in the Three Kingdoms period capable of defeating ten thousand men, and the only one to take the enemy general's head from the midst of a massive army and return.

Random writing and copying, utterly speechless, unbearable to look at, led to death from poisoning.