
Myriad Realms Video Host: From the Start, Ranking the Ten Greatest Generals
万界视频主:开局点评十大猛将
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- 117k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Dynasty Wars
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Goodness, so many reviews of novels are being mass-produced?
What's the point of ranking them? The author's historical knowledge is questionable. In terms of official history, Guan Yu is second, and it's doubtful anyone else could be number one. Official history records no more than eight generals being killed in battle. And that's just killing generals in battle; there might be cases of fools showing off and getting killed.
For the Three Kingdoms period, just include Lü Bu and Zhao Yun; don't include too many. Too many others might make ranking difficult later. Every era has a strong figure. If you include Li Yuanba, then Xiang Yu and Li Cunxiao are also necessary.
Everyone is welcome to share their rankings of the top ten most powerful generals in history. The condition is that they cannot be generals of foreign tribes; Han Chinese generals living during periods of foreign rule are acceptable. However, to be honest, I struggled for a long time when I was ranking mine… It's a ranking that combines both martial prowess and fame.
Xiang Yu, Lü Bu, Ran Min, Xue Rengui, Yuwen Chengdu, Gao Chong, Chang Yuchun, Li Cunxiao, Jia Fu, Li Yuanba
Do you even know what constitutes a fierce general? Was Yue Fei a fierce general? Could he have defeated Gao Chong and Yang Zaixing? What a bunch of clowns!
Xiang Yu, though brave, lacked wisdom and was of poor character, having massacred the people of several cities. While Bai Qi buried soldiers alive, Xiang Yu slaughtered ordinary people. Otherwise, why would Zhu Yuanzhang have bestowed the title of Martial Saint upon Guan Yu and Yue Fei instead of Xiang Yu?
Is this a novel or historical fact? Historical fact doesn't feature one-on-one duels between generals!
The author's timeline is messed up. Hope you do better in your next book!
Huo Qubing wasn't number one? He was the Marquis of Champion!