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

The author should not regard my novels as history. I keep saying history, but half of the generals come from novels. Let's take a look at the real historical generals Ichifu Togwan Sharuki This man is one of the actual recorded and recognized ones in history. What does the word "hundred men" mean? Champion the three armies bravely! This is reality, not novels and myths, and killing enemies is not something that is done lightly like novels and myths. The killing of hundreds of brave soldiers is enough to prove that this person's bravery is unparalleled in the world. Wang Yanzhang is known as the Gunslinger of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. After the death of Li Cunxiao, he considered himself the second best general in the world, but he was captured alive by Xia Luqi. Xia Luqi once guarded Emperor Zhuangzong of the Later Tang Dynasty during the Liang-Jin struggle for hegemony. From noon to Shenshi, he killed hundreds of people on his own and was famous for his bravery. Later, in the Battle of Zhongdu, he single-handedly captured Liang Jun's fierce general Iron Spear Wang Yanzhang alive. Yang Zaixing, the martial god of the Song Dynasty, is the same as the one above. It is recognized and recorded in history as the 100-man slayer. Yang Zaixing can also be said to be the number one martial artist in the Song Dynasty. The "History of the Song Dynasty" records that "Zai Xing rode into his army alone, but failed to capture Wu and returned with hundreds of people killed." After finishing the execution of these 100 people, Yang Zaixing led a detachment of 300 cavalrymen to patrol Xiaoshangqiao in Linying County when they encountered Wushu's 120,000 troops. Yang Zaixing was fearless and led the 300 men into the enemy's formation, killing more than 2,000 enemies. He stabbed to death more than 100 big bosses such as Sa Bajin, the head of ten thousand households, the head of one thousand households, and the head of one hundred households. In the end, all 300 people were killed. At that time, the Jin soldiers' arrows were like locusts. Every time Yang Zaixing hit an arrow, he would break the arrow shaft and continue to kill the enemy. Just like a heavenly being descending into the world, showing great majesty, but finally the horse got stuck in the mud, and then he died heroically for his country. The Jin soldiers burned his body and produced more than two liters of iron arrowheads. Yang Zaixing died on the battlefield, his body was wrapped in horse leather. His strength and bravery are shocking. He really has the invincible spirit that will kill him even if thousands of people die! The benevolent general Zhang Xutuo "Book of Sui Dynasty: Biography 36" records: "The thieves Pei Changcai, Shi Zihe and other 20,000 people were about to reach the city and plundered them." Xutuo had no time to gather his troops and personally led five cavalry to fight. The thieves rushed towards him, surrounded by more than a hundred people, and suffered several wounds on their bodies, showing great courage. When soldiers arrived in the city, the thieves retreated. Xutuo's army resumed the battle, but Changcai was defeated. '' This is what Wei Zheng recorded, and it should be true. Six men versus 20,000. In this kind of battle, apart from Liu Yu, only Xiang Yu can compare. Sutuo is undefeated and is on the battlefield! However, he has little plan and little politics Overlord Xiang Yu At first, during the Kuaiji uprising, he single-handedly killed hundreds of Yin Tong guardsmen (nearly a hundred people, ranging from dozens to hundreds). As the bodyguards of the county guard, these people's force was not comparable to that of ordinary soldiers. In the Battle of Yongqiu, Xiang Yu killed Li You with one man's power among thousands of troops. The Qin army was defeated. This was like beheading a general among thousands of troops! In the Battle of Pengcheng, 30,000 people defeated the Han army of 560,000, which is a miracle. Later the army was defeated and he broke through to Wujiang Crossing. All his soldiers died in the battle. Xiang Yu fought against the Han army alone, killing hundreds of people, suffering more than ten wounds, and finally committed suicide. He was also one of the four recorded beheaders in Chinese history, and he committed suicide, otherwise he could have killed more. Xiang Yu has a brilliant record and is both wise and courageous. He has fought more than 80 times in his life. All the generals who encountered Xiang Yu were generals in one, and they were basically defeated in one round. Wang Shunchen turned the world around According to the "History of the Song Dynasty Zhong Shiheng Biography": Wang Shunchen was good at shooting and used the bow and hexagram arm to defeat the army independently. The Qiang came with thousands of horses, but seven of them led the way. Shun and his ministers thought that if the Qiang chieftains were particularly cunning, our army would be completely wiped out if they were not killed first. He then declared: "I will order the first person to place flowers between his eyebrows." He fired three bows, killing three of them, all of them in the middle; the remaining four people walked back and hit their backs with arrows. None of the thousands of riders dared to move forward, and Shun Chen was able to rectify the situation. After a while, the Qiang came back. Shun's ministers applied themselves to You, and drew more than a thousand arrows, which were all true. The finger is cracked and blood flows to the elbow. At dusk, we have to cross the pass. With their morale taken away, no one dares to fight again. Nangong Changwan was the most powerful man in the Song Dynasty during the Warring States Period. He had the power to touch mountains and lift cauldrons. He swept thousands of troops with a sword in his hand and was invincible in the world. During the battle between Song and Lu, he charged directly at the Lu army with his long sword, stabbing every enemy he encountered and slashing his horses, killing the Lu soldiers so that they fell on their backs. Later, he was secretly attacked by Lu Zhuanggong and captured. After being released to the Song Dynasty, he was given five buckets of wine and insulted by Song Mingong during a game. At first, Nangong Chang ignored Song Mingong and even giggled. Duke Min of the Song Dynasty wanted to send an envoy to the royal capital to mourn the Emperor of Zhou. Nangong Changwan said that he had never been to the royal capital and was willing to go as an envoy. Song Min said: "There is no one left in the Song Dynasty? Why should a prisoner be the envoy?" Now Nangong Changwan was anxious and said: "Have you never heard that prisoners can kill people?" Song Mingong was also anxious, so he took Nangong Changwan's Changge and stabbed him, trying to kill Nangong. Chang Wan stabbed him to death, Nangong Chang Wan was not afraid of the aggressive, and the king hit him right. He picked up the chess table and knocked down Song Mingong while he was drunk. Not long after Nangong Chang Wan established the new king, the young master Yu led troops to surround and kill him. Nangong Chang Wan pushed his eighty-year-old mother in a cart to break out of the siege. Holding a gun in one hand and a cart in the other, they protruded through the city gate and ran more than 200 miles in one day to reach Chen State. Later, Master Chen was bribed by the Song Dynasty and ordered his concubine to accompany Nangong Changwan to drink. They made him drunk and kidnapped him and sent him to the Song Dynasty. When he woke up, Nangong Changwan was chopped into minced meat and baked into pies. The ministers of the Song Dynasty each had a pie to warn themselves. Wei Ji (date of birth and death unknown), surnamed Ji, Wei family, given name Ji, posthumous title Wu, so he is also called Wei Wuzi. A native of the Wei region of Jin State (now Anyi, Shanxi), "Zuo Zhuan" records that he is the grandson of Bi Wan, and "Historical Records" records that he is the son of Bi Wan. During the Spring and Autumn Period, the Jin Dynasty official was famous for his bravery. Together with Hu Yan, Zhao Shui and others, they were collectively known as the "Five Wise Men" of Jin. The single tapir beast, an adult Asian tapir (about 1,000 pounds), was knocked over by him with his bare hands. In 642 BC, in order to compete for the hegemony of the Spring and Autumn Period, the Jin and Chu countries launched a war in Chengpu, which ended in a disastrous defeat for the Chu State. In this battle, Wei Yan showed tremendous force value. At that time, Wei Ji ambushed the Chu army in Kongsang, and the Chu army was killed by the Jin soldiers. At the same time, the three powerful generals of Chu State, Cheng Daxin, Dou Yishen, and Dou Bo, also besieged the Jin general Wei Ji. Cheng Daxin, Dou Yishen, and Dou Bo are also powerful generals with outstanding military strength in Chu State, but Wei Jian can still fight against these three powerful generals alone. At the critical moment, Duke Wen of Jin sent an order to Wei Ji to let the Chu army go in return for Chu's warm hospitality. There are too many historical heroes like this. What kind of history are you trying to make up with a few novels?

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How did Lu Bu get to the fourth place? Guan Zhang is recognized as an enemy by tens of thousands of people. Even if he can't defeat Xuzhou Zhang San, he will be beaten even if he performs an exaggeration. It would be much better if Su Lie replaced Yang Dayan, right?

Don't listen to the title of his book, it's about the ten most powerful generals. Can the third-placed Huo Qubing be one of the top ten warriors?

After the Han Dynasty, all descriptions of strong generals were related to Zhang Zhiyong. Unexpectedly, Lu Bu could not be ranked. That is to read romance novels. According to romance novels, the Sui and Tang Dynasties include Yue. The value of force in it exceeds the limit of human beings. Who else can be ranked first besides Li Yuanba? He single-handedly defeated an army and killed 1.2 Million people. This record can be compared to Xiang Yu.

Although this thing is finished, I still want to spray it. What the hell are you writing about? Guan Yu shouldn't be ranked low in both official history and novels. Did you deliberately not include Guan Yu on the list so that your protagonist's subordinates could crush the generals of the Three Kingdoms?

It's a mess, Lu Bu's official history is not good, but the romance is the best in the Three Kingdoms. The problem is that the force value of the romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties is too outrageous. Just the inhuman existences of Yuwen Chengdu and Li Yuanba, or write the official history without the romance.

Putting Lu Bu in the ranking is really a big poison

The author keeps saying that the novel cannot be arranged. Then what do you mean by Lu Bu? . . Guan Yu is the best in official history, right? He is the only person with ten thousand enemies in the history of the Three Kingdoms, and the only one who can take the head of an enemy general and return it from the crowd.

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