From the Water Margin to the Song Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty

Well written

The more famous the nickname, the less powerful one is. Combat power ceiling: Lu Junyi → Jade Unicorn, ordinary Two heroes in foot battle: Wu Song, Lu Zhishen → Xingzhe, Hua Monk, simple and unpretentious Five Tiger Generals: Lin Chong, Guan Sheng, Hu Yanzhuo, Dong Ping, Qin Ming → Leopard head, broadsword, double whip, double spear, thunderbolt, ordinary Eight Hussars: Hua Rong, Xu Ning, Yang Zhi, Suo Chao, Zhang Qing, Zhu Tong, Shi Jin, Mu Hong→Xiao Liguang, Golden Gunslinger, Green Faced Beast, Vanguard, Featherless Arrow, Beautiful Bearded Man, Nine-Patterned Dragon, no obstructions, straightforward and simple So Xiao Feng should also follow this, why not call him the heroic Xiao Feng~ Simple, simple and direct, in line with the strong style of "Water Margin"!

When Xiao Feng committed suicide, Huizong was still six years away from ascending the throne, and the time when Wu Song killed the tiger happened to be twenty-one years after Yanmen Pass. If we talk about the same world view, his second and third brothers are still alive and well.

It's a bit outrageous. Among Xiao Feng's thousands of troops, the person who captured the first general is tied with Wu Song... Is the tiger enough for Xiao Feng to slap him? With your strengthening, all logic has collapsed. Do you want the tiger to be strengthened... In fact, you can write that Xiao Feng spreads internal martial arts, or crushes with strength, and everyone can accept it. If you force yourself to be more difficult, most people will find it awkward.

Xiao Feng is indeed the most suitable person to travel to Water Margin. In his heart, the happiest days are when he drinks wine and eats meat with his brothers.

Guo Jing is the descendant of Guo Sheng, Xiao Feng died around 1093-1094, and Wu Song fought the tiger around 1115-1116, which is just over 20 years ago... We can already find Duan Yu Xu Zhu to get the ending.

Take my shot

Wu Songneng and Qiao Feng fought back and forth? No one else

The first one is naturally the version of Wu Zhuangyuan Liang Jiaren, who played Xiao Feng in the 1982 version of "Tian Long Ba Bu". I haven't read this version, so I won't comment on it.

Xu Zhu Duan Yu should not be included in Xiao Feng's sworn sworn relationship with Wu Song. Wu Song became the fourth child. How do people in the world call him Brother Wu?

If the seal is unsealed according to the magic star, Qiao Feng can only be beaten. If it were written according to the low martial arts style of the TV series, then Qiao Feng would be able to kill

It's obviously an improvement over the previous book, and the author can do it.

I have read several books about Xiao Feng, and this one is the best

Liang Hongyu in the 1994 TV series "The Legend of Yue Fei" was played by Wei Qiuhua. Liang Hongyu Then I noticed something looked familiar. Isn't this middle-aged Huang Rong? She even played the role of Qiu Qianchi when she was young According to the author's setting, Xiao Feng met Huang Rong in his later life...

It's quite strange, Xiao Feng's prototype is Wu Song

Xiao Feng went through the Water Margin. If he had followed the battle strength of the Water Margin, after a few dragon roars, they all fell down. The officers and soldiers were fighting in Liangshan, but Mao Xiaomin still came out. He stood on the mountain and roared haha. After a few dragon roars, it was done 😁😁

The first generation: Jin Tai Hou Jin Dao Yang Hui (Yang Shihou), Yang Guirong (female) The second generation: The sons of Jin Dao King Yang Hui: Volcano King Yang Gun (Yang Xin, Yang Jun loves Yang Hongxin), Yang Si (Yang Hongyuan, Gaoyangguan, Qianzhenling, Baozhou Governor Yang Si: the younger brother of the famous general Yang Xin, the prototype of Qilang, the Yang family, and the prototype of the fake Yang Gun in the novel) The third generation: Sons of the Volcano King Yang Gun: Yang Jizhong (Yang Jiye Jikang), Yang Jixiao (Yang Jikai), Yang Jiren, Yang Jiyi, Yang Jikang, Yang Jikai, Yang Jiye (Yang Chonggui later changed his name to Yang Ye Yang Wudi), Yang Jike (adopted son: formerly known as Gao Huailiang), Yang Jizu, Yang Chongxun (Yang Chongxun and Yang Chongxun) The fourth generation: (1) Sons of the Volcano King Golden Sword King Yang Jiye: Zhongxiao Hou Yang Yanping (Yang Yanzhao, Yang Tai, Yang Yuanping, Yang Yanlang), Yiyong Hou Yang Yanding (Yang Yanpu, Yang Yong, Yang Yanding, Yang Yanguang, Yang Yanyong, Yang Tong), loyal general Yang Yanguang (Yang Yanguang, Yang Xun, Yang Yan, Xun Yang Yanhui, Yang Yanqing, Yang Shun), Yang Yanhui (Yang Yanyu, Yang Gui, Yang Yanhuan, Yang Yanlang, Yangkou pseudonym: Mu Yi), Yang Yande (Yang Yanhuan Yang Yangui Yang Chun), Golden Spear General Baolinghou Yang Yanzhao (Yang Yangui Yang Jing), Jingliehou Yang Yansi (Yang Yanbin Yang Xi), Yang Yanshun (Yang Shun's adopted son: original name Wang Ping, pseudonym: Wang Situ), Yang Yanxing (former Liulang tribe general who considered himself Yang Jiulang Liulang's adopted brother Ye Jiye's adopted son himself was called Yang Jiulang's adopted son: his original name was Yang Xing), Yinqiang Fake Liulang and Yang Jing, Yang Yanhui (because he died on behalf of Liulang and recognized Liulang as his brother during his lifetime, Panying recognized him as his righteous son and posthumously named him: Ren Tanghui), Yang Yanqi (the eighth sister of Li Yang, Yang Chunhua) (female), Yang Yanying (Yang Ying, Yang Jiu sister, Yang Qiuju) (female), Yang Yanqiong (the wife of Hu Yanpixian in the complete biography) (female), Yang Yanlang (female), Yang Pai Feng (at the end of the novel, Taijun Yu recognized her as a righteous daughter, but not in the novel) (female) ⑵ Yang Chongxun's son: Yang Guangzhan Fifth generation: (1) Sons of Zhongxiao Hou Dalang Yang Yanping: Yang Zongxian (character in "The Legend of the Golden Gun"), Yang Chuanyong, Yang Dezheng, Yang Zongguang (Yang Wenguang), Yang Chongguang (2) The son of Yiyonghou Erlang Yang Yanding: Yang Zongkui (among the generals of the Yang family in the Liu version, the most special character, who looked like his father and knew the Song Emperor very well, and the final cause of death was basically the same) (the name of Yang Zongxiao's "The Legend of the Golden Gun") (3) A natural military commander who is good at bows and arrows, known as Li Guang, similar to Xue Dingshan (name of Yang Zongyao in "The Legend of the Golden Spear") (4) Sons of Yang Yanhui, the fourth son: Yang Zongxiao (name of Yang Zongdeng in "The Legend of the Golden Spear"), Yang Zongfeng (Yang Zhongfeng), Yang Zong Original (the son of the second wife of Si Lang, Yelu Jin'e: formerly known as Yelu Zhongyuan) (the name of Yang Zongfeng's "The Legend of the Golden Gun") (5) The son of Wu Lang Yang Yande: Yang Zonghuai (Yang Zongyao, Liu version) Among the generals of the Yang family, he is the only military general of the Yang family who has an inelegant appearance. A short-lived flash in the pan, with high light skills, the Yazaozi that often appears in storytelling is extremely powerful. The weapons used by Hu Yanping people are also sticks) (6) Sons of Baolinghou Liulang Yang Yanzhao: Ding Wang Pingnan Wang Yang Zongbao (Yang Zongmin), Yang Zongmian (Yang Zongmian Yang Zong Xian Yang Zongmin), Yang Zongzheng, Yang Zongkui (Liu Lanfang's commentary version, son of Liulang and Da Dao Wang Lanying), Yang Qiuju (female), Yang Xinru (female) (Ming version of Yang Jiajiang and Five Tigers Pingnan Zhong Yang Qijie) (7) Son of Jinglie Hou Qilang Yang Yansi: Yang Zongying (8) Sons of Eight Lang Yang Yanshun: Yang Zonglian (Yang Zongde, Yang Zonglin, Yang Zongkui), Yang Zongpiao, Yang Zongtu (son of Eight Lang's second wife, Yelu Yin'e: formerly known as Yelu Zhongtu) (9) Sons of Jiulang Yang Yanxing: Yang Zongtang (merged into the Yang family with his father) (10) The son of the tenth son Yang Yanhui: Yang Zongtong (Ren Baotong is the adopted son of Liulang and the adopted son recognized by Taijun Yu. The son of Ren Tanghui: his original name is Ren Baotong) (11) Qing), the heroic girl Yang Jinhua (female), Yang Xuanniang (Yang Wenji) (female), Yang Chongguang, Yang Wengui, Yang Wenfan (adopted son: formerly known as Yang Fan), Yang Chongxun (Yang Ye is his uncle. The Song Dynasty was weak and finally died from foreign enemies) (2) Yang Zongmian's son: Yang Wenzhen (Yang Zhen) (3) Yang Zongtang's son: Yang Wenyue (joined the Yang family with his father) (4) Yang Qi's son: Yang Wei Seventh generation: (1) Sons of Yang Wenguang, Shaolinggong of Taiping: Yang Guiren (Yang Zhenggong), Yang Huaixing (Yang Tangxing), Yang Huaien (Yang Cai) Bao), Jade Faced Tiger Taiping King Yang Huaiyu (pseudonym: Wu Yu), Yang Bangyu, Yang Bangyi, Yang Banghuai, Yang Naohong (female), Yang Mantang (this female general is only legendary. Full biography of Yang Wenguang's daughter who was born in 20 months) (female) (2) Yang Wenzhen's son: King Gongwu's martial arts letter, Wang Wu'an and Wang Tong'an in front of the prince's palace, Yuhou, the inspector of the school, Yang Huaicun (Yang Cunzhong, Yang Yizhong, Yang Gongwu), Yang Huaiju (Yang Juzhong), Yang Huaizhi (Yang Zhizhong), Yang Huaian (Yang Anzhong) (3) Yang Chongguang's son: Yang Guiqian (3) Yang Tian's son: Yang Zuren (4) Yang Wenyue's son: Yang Huaizhen (joined the Yang family with his father) Eighth generation: (1) Yang Huaiyu's son: Yang Shikui, Yang Shiliang, Zhenbeihou Golden Hammer General Yang Shihan (Yang Shihan Pseudonym: Hua Kun), Yang Shipeng, Yang Ruiniang (female) (2) Yang Huaicun's sons: Yang Shichen (Yang Qi), Yang Shijie (Yang Jie), Yang Shibei (Yang Bei) (3) Yang Banghuai's son: Yang Guangrong (4) Yang Guiqian's sons: Yang Guangzhen, Yang Guangde Ninth generation: (1) Sons of Yang Shihan: Red Plum Boy Yang Jinbao, Yang Caifeng (female) (2) Son of Yang Guangzhen: Yang Weicong Tenth Generation: (1) Son of Yang Jinbao: Yang Mantang (Yang Zaixing) (2) Green-faced Beast Yang Zhi (3) Yang Weicong's son: Yang Xuan (4) Yang Zaisi (5) Yang Guangrong The eleventh generation: (1) Yang Xuan's son: Yang Zhen, Yang Shi (2) Green-faced beast Yang Zhi's son: Yang Ruolan (female) (3) Yang Zaisi's son: Hua Young spearman Yang Zaixing (4) Son of Yang Guangrong: Yang Wei Twelfth generation: (1) Son of Yang Shi: Wu Yihou Yang Can (2) Son of young spearman Yang Zaixing: Yang Jizhou (3) Sons of Yang Wei: Yang Zaili, Yang Zaiche, Yang Zaiguang, Yang Zaixing The Thirteenth Generation: (1) Yang Can's son: Yingliehou Yang Price (2) Yang Zaixing's son: Yang Zhengxiu, Yang Zhenggong, Yang Zhengxin The Fourteenth Generation: (1) Yang Price's son: Yang Wen, Yang Daanda (2) Yang Zhengxin's sons: Yang De, Yang Liu, Yang Chen The fifteenth generation: (1) Yang Wen's son: Yang Bangxian (2) Yang De's son: Yang Chun

If you bosses have any opinions, you can directly post comments in the book, and the author will make modifications according to the situation ~

Qinhuai has endless hatred, and the festival is the Mid-Autumn Festival. The chivalrous Liang Hongyu and the talented Qin Shaoyou.

What did Xiao Feng travel through? The Demi-Gods and the Water Margin are originally the same world view.

How to balance the force value in this kind of novel is the most troublesome. If it is high, it will be a refreshing novel, but if it is low, the combat power will be frustrating.

Dali scenery

It doesn't matter if the author doesn't understand the historical background of the content when writing a book, you can learn about it. The author of Water Margin was Zhang Shicheng's military advisor. Shi Naian's main job was to kill Zhu Yuanzhang. It was even harder to overthrow the Song Dynasty. The Song Dynasty was a country where scholar-bureaucrats shared the world. The world under one family was the worst dynasty for the people.

Just don't engage in the cliché plot of Dalang, okay?

I can't stand the title of the book. Overturning the Song Dynasty and opening up the Ming Dynasty? Everyone knows that Song is better than Ming.

The Five Tiger Generals of Daming Prefecture Sou Chao is the vanguard. Suo Chao was nine feet tall, with a dark complexion and a translucent black face. He had flower-shaped eyebrows, a pair of tiger eyes, clear white hair, a straight nose, a square mouth, and big ears toward his chest. He looked very majestic. Suo Chao was highly skilled in martial arts, brave and good at fighting. He had a golden-topped mountain ax in his hand and a jade-topped black horse under his crotch. He often charged in front of the two armies, and he was impatient and fierce when fighting. He was called the vanguard Magic Sword General Wen Da. He is nine feet tall, with broad shoulders and a round waist. His face is the color of a pig's liver, his eyebrows are red, his eyes are red, his nose is like a lion's, his ears are big and the wind is blowing, and he has a short beard under his chin. Wearing a lotus leaf octagonal plate silver helmet, chain mail, a bright red coat, and colorful tiger head boots. He wields a Qingfeng sword in his hand, and under his hip is a thousand-mile flaming horse. His sword skills are astonishing, and his bravery is extraordinary. Taking the head of an admiral in an army of thousands of horses is like picking something out of a bag. He is a famous admiral in Daming Mansion. Game against Huang Zhong Shenjian veteran Li Tiancheng. He is in his seventies, with fair hair and a boyish face, full of energy, a snow-white silver beard floating on his chest, and even his eyebrows are white. He wears a gilt overlord helmet, large-leaf gold armor, lined with yellow robes, red trousers, and tiger skin combat boots. A gold-backed carved bow is inserted diagonally behind the back. Under the left rib, twelve carved feather arrows are densely arranged in an animal pot. Li Tiancheng has a golden sword and a white horse, and has the unique skill of piercing a Yang with a hundred steps. He has the ambition of an old tiger, an old man with an everlasting ambition, and he has few opponents on the battlefield. Therefore, he is given the title of "Senior Archer General Huang Zhong". Jade-faced Xiao Zidu Lu Bin. Lu Bin is in his twenties, with a face as white as jade, beautiful eyebrows, eyes like stars, white teeth and red lips. He wears a bright silver helmet, a Suluo robe, and a jade snow sword hanging from his waist. His majesty reaches through the sky. He was ranked fourth among the five tiger generals in Daming Mansion, but all the military generals in Daming Mansion were afraid of him. He had outstanding martial arts and high abilities. The main reason was that he was one of the four eccentrics of the Song Dynasty at that time. He was the apprentice of Luan Tingyu, the great teacher of Zhujiazhuang. Luan Tingyu loved him like the apple of his eye, so no one dared to mess with him. He wields a plain white silver spear in his hand, and a white dragon and a fierce horse under his crotch. He is narrow-minded and intolerant of others, and he strives for fame and profit in many strange ways. Jin Boring is invincible to Yu Dajiang. Because this person is ranked fifth, his presence is not high, but he wields a weighted phoenix-winged gilt drill, which is extremely powerful and brave. Most military generals are unwilling to fight with him. To take advantage of his drill, you must be a famous general.

Jade Face Du Tie Danxia Hua Yuzi Fengchun (son of Xiao Li Guang Huarong) Entering thousands of households at night to race civet cats Shi Binzi Yuantai (son of Shi Qian, the flea on the drum) Little Qilin Lu Huan (son of Jade Qilin Lu Junyi) Zhenxi Xia Guan Ling (son of Dadao Guan Sheng) Little Tornado Li Fei (son of Black Whirlwind Li Kui) Little Leopard Lin Tianlong (son of Leopard Head Lin Chong) Sleeve Swallowing the Universe Little Zhuge Wu Neng (son of Zhiduoxing Wu Yong) Iron Fan Song Anliang (son of Hubaoyi Song Jiang) Sai Bawang Lu Ping (son of Flower Monk Lu Zhishen) Qingcao Mountain Juyi Zhu Mao (son of Zhu Wu, the divine machine strategist) Xiao Guiying, the red lotus girl on the water, Chang'e on the water (daughter of Xiao Rang) Zhu Cuiping, the magical knight-errant (daughter of the beautiful bearded master Zhu Tong) Jin'e, the knight-errant queen in red (daughter of Wang Lun, the knight in white) Sai Chunxiao, iron-faced Vajra Wu Nanwu Zhongtian (the adopted son of Wu Song, the traveler) and Xu Wenbin, the unparalleled golden gun (son of Xu Ning, the golden gunner) Yang Xiuying, the prodigal beauty (daughter of Yang Chun, the white-flowered snake) Shi Peng, the smiling Zhou Lang and the camel dragon (son of Shi Jin, the nine-marked dragon) Lin Tianbao, the swordsman (nephew of Lin Chong, the leopard head) Prince Zhang, the little prodigy (son of Wang Ying, the dwarf tiger, and Sanniang, the one-foot-tall Qing Hu) Saihua Tuo Li Yuliang (Son of Li Ying, the Flying Eagle) Yang Guoliang, the little eunuch with the magic sword (son of Yang Zhi, the green-faced beast) Suo Zhi, the brave champion of the three armies (son of Suo Chao, the vanguard) Liu Shouyi (son of the red-haired ghost Liu Tang) ascended to the state level, and later joined forces to join forces to solve the problem of Tian (son of the two-headed snake Jie Zhen) Xie Di (son of the two-tailed scorpion Jie Bao) Chao Jixian, the little king (Son of Chao Gai, the King of Pagodas) Lu Xiaoyu (daughter of Lu Bin, wife of Chao Jixian) Sun Xiao, a young general with two whips (son of Sun Li, the sick Wei Chi) Mu Ziyan (son of prodigal Yan Qing) Mu Ziqing (daughter of prodigal Yan Qing) Chai Furong (daughter of Xiao Xuanfeng Chai Jin) Shanxi hero Lin Tong Lin Jiazheng (Brother Lin Chong) Pomegranate Flower (daughter of Shi Xiu, the desperate Saburo) Zheng Lanxiang (daughter of Zheng Guanxi Zheng Tu) Zhen Changjiang Zhang Bin (son of Zhang Shun, Langli Baitiao) Shi Tianfeng (son of Jinyan Biao Shi En) Golden Retriever Duan Wenqiang (son of Golden Retriever Duan Jingzhu) Naohai Jinlong Shi Jun (son of General Shi Yong) playing silver dragon Zhang Yun (son of boatman Zhang Heng) Huyunlong Peicheng (son of Iron-faced Pei Xuan) Bai Jun (son of Bai Sheng, the rat in the day) Cai Shaowen (son of Cai Qing, a flower) Huang Yuanguang (son of Huang Xin, Zhensanshan) Dai Fang, Dai Yuan (son of Dai Zong, the Taibao of Shenxing)

Xu Wen, courtesy name Yanwu, was born in Ye County, Laizhou, and moved to Jiaoshui. When he was young, he made a living selling salt, traveling to and from several states near the sea. His bravery and spirit were feared by his peers. In the Song Dynasty, they stole and recruited soldiers, becoming the ten generals on the left of Banqiao, Mizhou. He has extraordinary bravery and wields a huge sword weighing fifty kilograms. He is indomitable and is known as "Xu Dadao". Later, he served under Wang Longtu, fought with the Xia people, captured a general alive, and supplemented the military force. Returning to the east, Yang Jin and others broke through the group and transferred to Xinlang. King Kang of the Song Dynasty crossed the river, summoned Wen as a general in charge of the Privy Council, captured Miao Fu and Han Shiji, and moved to Huaidong, western Zhejiang, and the coastal naval capitals to take control of them. The generals should be wary of their talent and bravery. At that time, both Li Cheng and Kong Yanzhou returned to Qi, and the people of the Song Dynasty also suspected that Wen had ambitions to return to the north. General Yan Gao had a rift with Wen, so he scorned him. The Song Dynasty envoy Zhu Shimin came to attack Wen, and Wen Nai led dozens of warships across the sea and returned to Qi. Qi Yiwen and Canghai, the two states of Mi, recruited envoys and commanders of the navy, moved them to the deputy capital of the sea route and became the general manager of the sea route, and gave them gold belts. Wen used the policy to attack Liu Yu and wanted to attack Lin'an from the sea, but Yu could not use it. The State of Qi was abolished, and the Marshal's Office took over Wen as the Marquis of Nanjing's Infantry Army, and Quan Ma's Infantry Capital Commander. In the first year of Tianjuan, Liang Xiaoge, a thief from Taihang, took over his position and commanded the navy. The imperial court was under the jurisdiction of Henan and Song Dynasty, except for Wenshan East Road Soldiers and Horses. Zong Bi regained Henan, and Wen defeated Song generals Li Bao in Puyang and Meng Bangjie in Dengfeng. In the Song Dynasty, Chiang Kai-shek's army occupied Heyang, and Wen Chiming came to the city. He sent other generals to attack the northeast of the city, and then sent his elite submarine troops to attack the south gate. Everyone in the city rescued the northeast, and Wen Nai entered the city from the south gate. The Song army collapsed and was pursued and defeated. Defeat Guo Qing and Guo Yuan in Ruzhou. Zhengzhou rebelled, recaptured it, and defeated Song general Qi Fang. Now that Henan was at peace, Zongbi rewarded the soldiers for their labor and rewarded them with silver coins and pommel horses. He marched ten thousand households, captured Lu, Hao and other prefectures from Zongbi, and replaced General Wuyi. He learned about Jeju and served for seven years. He then moved to learn about the Tai'an Army. Hailing came to the throne, recorded his old merits, moved to the military and horse capital of Zhongdu as the commander, was given a gold belt, and changed to Junzhou defense envoy. Not long after, Hailing planned to attack the Song Dynasty and was transferred to the capital water supervisor to supervise the construction of warships in Tongzhou. Xu Yuan and Zhang Wang from Donghai County rebelled. Fang Zhen and three other people from the county went to Haizhou and the General Manager's Office to change. The state and government all sent envoys like Sui Zhen to the East China Sea to observe the situation of thieves, but they were all killed by the thieves. The state and government combined forces to attack it, and it lasted for months. Hailing wanted to attack the Song Dynasty, and when he heard about it, he sent an edict with the infantry commander Zhang Hongxin, Tongzhi Daxing Yin Li Weizhong, and Suzhi general Xiao Ali to lead 900 boat divisions to attack the sea. He said to Wen and others: "I am not in one city, so I will try the boat division." Wen and others went to the East China Sea, fought with the thieves, defeated them, beheaded more than 5,000 people, and captured Xu Yuan and Zhang Wang. The rest asked to surrender. On the same day of the war, Zhang Hongxin traveled to Laizhou, where he complained of illness and stayed there, drinking with prostitutes that day. When Hailing heard about it, the master returned with a staff of two hundred. Wen Qian appointed the naval military governor. There is a difference in official rewards between Fang Zhen and the three of them. All the dead thieves were given an official rank of three, and a hundred taels of silver and a hundred pieces of silk were given to their families. In the second year of Dading, Yi Que became old and his eyes were dim, so he begged to become an official. Promise. Qin En was promoted to General of Longhu Guard and died at home. This is also the prototype of Wenda. He was also a fierce general who broke through the formation first. He was also tricked by his own people, and he voted directly.

108: Yang Hao: Yue Fei's general. 107: He Naiyuan: Yue Fei's general. 106: Jiang Shixiong: Yue Fei's general. 105: Yang Gui: Yue Fei's general. 104: Chai Bin: Official control. 103: Guo Qing: Official system. 102: Yang Xing: When the official arrives, Wu Yilang joins his family to praise the people. 101: Shigui: General. 100: Zhao Bingyuan: Originally under the jurisdiction of Jiangnan West Road Binghao Qian, stationed in Hongzhou, under the control of the Guanyue Family Army Victory Army. 99: Zhou Yan: Participated in the last Northern Expedition of the Yue Family Army. 98: Hao Yi: Participated in the battles of Shangzhou and Guozhou and made meritorious service. 97: Liang Ji: Participated in the Battle of Yancheng. 96: Li Zhang: Beiwei army general, official to Youwu doctor. 95: Huo Jian: Rendu was training during the Battle of Yancheng. 94: Liu Zheng: Wang Gui's preparation general who controls the Chinese military and promotes a group of affairs. 93: Yang Cheng: A general under Wang Gui who controls the Chinese military and promotes a line of affairs. 92: Qiao Zhijian: Loyalty and righteousness control. 91: Zhao Jun: Zhongyi Ruler of Weizhou. 90: Yang Yu: Meng Bangjie is an official. 89: Meng Bangjie: Originally the governor of Henan Province under Liu Yu's regime, he led his troops to surrender to Yue Fei in the eighth year of Shaoxing (1138). In July of the tenth year of Shaoxing (1140), Yue Fei made the Northern Expedition and sent Meng Bangjie to pass through Xijing, Ru, Zheng, Chen, Guang, and Cai states for reinforcements. Meng Bangjie commanded the loyal army and horses to recover the Nancheng Army, killed more than 3,000 Jin soldiers, captured countless weapons, and took advantage of the victory to recover the Yong'an Army, which was a remarkable achievement. 88: Li Xing: Originally under the jurisdiction of Henan Prefecture's soldiers and horses, he knew Henan Prefecture. In the tenth year of Shaoxing (1140), the puppet Qi general Li Chengnan invaded. Li Xing led his army to resist and retreated to Baima Mountain in Yongning. Yue Fei begged Li Xing to return to the Yue family army, and the imperial edict agreed. Yue Fei sent Li Xing to take command of the left army of Xuanfu Division in Hubei and western Beijing. During the Yue Family Army's Northern Expedition, Li Xing led his troops to fight against Henan Prefecture and Yongning Army, both of which were victorious. 87: Hou Xin: Control. 86: Wu Qi: Deputy Commander of Yue Fei's Xuanfu Division, Diefeng Army, etc. 85: Sun Xian: Commander. 84: Cao Yang: General. 83: Sun Ding: General. 82: Wang Jing: General. 81: Sun Yan: Commander of the Yue Family Army. 80: Li Bao: The leader of the anti-golden army in Chengshi County, Xingren Prefecture. He defected to Yue Fei in the ninth year of Shaoxing and was appointed commander. 79: Hu Qing: Former Liu Yu's puppet Qi regime's Youwu doctor, Chengzhou regiment training envoy, and Ma Jun control. In the eighth year of Shaoxing (1138), Hu Qing led more than ten generals to submit to the Southern Song Dynasty. The Song Dynasty ordered Hu Qing and others to be subordinated to the Yue Family Army and appointed deputy commander of the front army. In the 10th year of Shaoxing (1140), Jin Wushu and Han Chang attacked Yingchang Mansion. Hu Qing and Dong Xian led their troops to defend the city. Later, they joined forces with Yue Yunli to attack the Jin soldiers. They killed 70 of their commanders, including Xia Jinwu and Qianhu, and killed 5,000 Jin soldiers. Wushu escaped. 78: Cui Hu: The puppet Qi came to Rujun to know the army, and surrendered to Yue Fei in the seventh year of Shaoxing (1137). 77: Wang Minqiu: In the seventh year of Shaoxing (1137), he was appointed as an official of Yue Fei. 76: Feng Sai: In the sixth year of Shaoxing (1136), he was subordinate to Yue Fei. 75: Liu Shen: Participated in the last Northern Expedition of the Yue Family Army. 74: Li Yi: Participated in the last Northern Expedition of the Yue Family Army. 73: Fan Gui: Participated in the last Northern Expedition of the Yue Family Army. 72: Qin You: General. 71: Jia Yan: Get ready. 70: Wang Ying: General. 69: Li Yu: Wu Yilang. 68: Yang Boxun: martial arts master. 67: Wang Ke: Official control system. 66: Liu Shaoxian: Returned to Yue Fei in May of the sixth year of Shaoxing (1136). 65: Gexi: martial arts master, Wang Yan, the eight-character military commander. 64: Li Xi: Yue Fei sent to the north to organize the resistance against the Jin Dynasty. 63: Bian Jun: Yue Fei sent to the north to organize the resistance against the Jin Dynasty. 62: Zhang Yu: Pioneer of the Yue Family Army. 61: Niu Xian: Pioneer of the Yue Family Army. 60: Dong Rong: Pioneer of the Yue Family Army. 59: Li Jin: Pioneer of the Yue Family Army. 58: Liang Xing: Originally the leader of the Zhongyi Society in Taihang Mountain, Hebei Province, he fought against the Jin soldiers many times and killed more than 300 enemy leaders. In the first month of the sixth year of Shaoxing (1136), Liang Xing led more than a hundred people to cross the river and return to Yuefei, and was appointed commander of the Zhongyi Army of the Xuanfu Division in Hubei and Western Beijing. In July of the 10th year of Shaoxing (1140), Liang Xing, together with Zhao Yun, Li Jin and others, crossed the river and defeated the Jin soldiers in Yuanqu County of Jiangzhou. They also won victory in Qinshui County and recovered Jiyuan and Yicheng counties. He joined forces with Qiao Shaojian to conquer Zhaozhou. After Yue Fei's division, Liang Xing remained in Hebei to fight against the Jin and regained Huai and Wei prefectures. In the eleventh year of Shaoxing (1141), he returned to the Southern Song Dynasty. He was promoted to a personal guard doctor, governor of Zhongzhou, and served as co-controller of the Ezhou Imperial Front Army. 57: Zhao Yun: Shaoxing defected to Yue Fei in the fourth year to support Wu Lang. 56: Zhao Buyu: Participated in suppressing Yang Mo's uprising. 55: Wang Gang: Doctor Zuo Wu, governor of Zhongzhou. 54: Ma Yu: Zhizhou of the Yuejia Army Defense Area. 53: Du Zhan: After suppressing Yang Mo's uprising, he was subordinate to Yue Fei. 52: Jiao Yuan: Official Commander. 51: Wang Jun: Originally a powerful general in Dongping Prefecture, he was appointed as the deputy chief of the base camp by criticizing him. In the first year of Jingkang (1126), he fought with the Jin people in Bianjing and made up for his merits by becoming Zhonglang. In the fifth year of Shaoxing (1135), he served as the commander-in-chief of Hunan's Appeasement Department. He commanded the envoy Wang (Wang Xie) from Pengri Tianwu's four compartments to attack Yang Yao without success. Yue Fei Ping Huxiang, the Song Dynasty ordered Wang Jun to join the Yue Family Army and serve as deputy commander of the former army. In the following years, he was transferred to the official position without merit. In the eleventh year of Shaoxing (1141), in response to the imperial decree, he falsely accused the general Zhang Xian of treason and was the main accomplice in Yue Fei's unjust case, so that he could be promoted to a full-time observer. 50: Hao Yu: He was originally the commander of Hunan's pacification department. He appointed the envoy king (Wang Xie) from Jingnan to fight against the Hunan invaders, but he refused to give orders. In the fifth year of Shaoxing (1135), Yue Fei went to Huxiang to flatten Yang Yao, and ordered him to be assigned to the Yue family army and served as deputy commander of the Chinese army. In the sixth year of Shaoxing (1136), he, Wang Gui and Dong Xian attacked Lushi County and defeated it; they also fought with Guo De, the commander of the puppet Qi Xijing left-behind department, and others in Dengzhou, and captured Guo De alive, surrendered more than 1,000 people, and captured 500 horses. In June of the tenth year of Shaoxing (1140), he followed Yue Fei on the Northern Expedition and led his troops to the west of Beijing to aid Li Xing and recover Xijing. 49: Li Jian: He was appointed commander of Shi'an's subordinates and returned to Yue Fei with him. 48: Ma Zhun: He was appointed commander of Shi'an's subordinates and returned to Yue Fei with him. 47: Chen Zhao: Ren Shi'an was the subordinate commander, and he followed Ren Shi'an to Yue Fei. 46: Ren Shi'an: Returned to Yue Fei when he participated in suppressing Yang Mo's uprising. 45: Qiu Zan: Died in battle during the Northern Expedition of the Yue Family Army. 44: Qi Chao: After suppressing Yang Mo's uprising, he was subordinate to Yue Fei. 43: Shao Qiu: Originally a small official, he was recognized by Yue Fei and made Zhongxun Lang. 42: Yao He: Zhong Yilang, the judicial officer of Xiangyang Prefecture, joined the army. 41: Wang Sheng: Baoyi Lang, Xiangyang Prefecture soldiers and horses are in custody. 40: Li Di: Zhongxunlang, waiting for the door to be closed, and supervisor of the army and horses in Suizhou. 39: Shu Jiming: Cheng Jielang. 38: Gao Qing: General 37: Han Qing: General of the Chinese Army. 36: Zhang Ying: Wu Yilang, Hemen Xuanzansheren. 35: Yan Xiaogong: In the fourth year of Shaoxing (1134), Cui Bangbi and Yan Xiaogong returned to Yue Fei's control and participated in the Battle of Xianghan. 34: Cui Bangbi: In the fourth year of Shaoxing (1134), Cui Bangbi and Yan Xiaogong returned to Yue Fei's control and participated in the Battle of Xianghan. 33: Han Yu: In May of the fourth year of Shaoxing (1134), Yue Fei also established Fuzhou, and Han Yu became Yue Fei's general and Xiu Wu Lang. 32: Li Dao: In his early years, he fought against the Jin Dynasty from Zongze, and later he was affiliated with the Yue Family Army, and was under the command of the vanguard army. 31: Su Jian: During the last Northern Expedition of the Yue family army, he was appointed Wu Yilang, Hemen Xuanzanshe, and commander of the Chinese army. 30: Zhang Qi: courtesy name Boyu, (?---1162). A native of Mianchi, Henan, he was the deputy of Dong Xian, the former military commander of the Pacifying Department of Beijing North Road. 29: Dong Xian: At first he followed Zhai Xing to fight against the Jin Dynasty, and later he was subordinated to Yue Feijun and appointed as the commander of Tabai Army. 28: Niu Gao: Zi Boyuan, a native of Luyang, Henan, (1087---1147), the commander of the central part of the Yuejia Army, the commander of the left army, and the commander of the four compartments. 27: Liu Kangnian: Shenwu Houjun promoted a line of affairs and martial arts master. 26: Zhang Dan: martial arts doctor, Shenwu rear army officer, after the Yue family army defeated Xianghan, he was promoted to Zuowu doctor, Tang, Deng, Yingzhou, Xiangyang Prefecture pacification envoy, and Xiangyang magistrate, guarded by 2,000 people. 25: Wu Jiu: (? --- 1158 AD) In ​​September of the third year of Shaoxing (1133), Yue Fei was appointed envoy to Jiangnan West Road, Shu and Qizhou, and Wu Jiu was subordinate to Yue Fei. 24: Fu Xuan: He was originally the commander of the Jiangxi Ambassador Division. In the third year of Shaoxing (1133), he was promoted to Yue Fei and served as the commander of the Yue Family Army. In the first month of the third year of Shaoxing (1133), he and Xu Qing went to Junzhou to pacify the rebels Li Zongliang and Zhang Shibu and annihilate their troops. In the fifth year of Shaoxing (1135), he defeated Yang Yao from Yue Fei and repeatedly defeated Yang Yao's navy. In the sixth year of Shaoxing (1136), Jin Wushu and the puppet Qi Dynasty Liu Lin launched a large-scale southern invasion. Fu Xuan, Wang Gui and Dong Xian led 20,000 troops to resist the enemy in Tangzhou, seizing 5,000 horses, surrendering 3,000 enemy soldiers, and capturing several enemy generals. In the 11th year of Shaoxing (1141), Jinghu Xuanfu Division was dismissed and was appointed as the Ezhou Imperial Qianbeiweijuntong commander. 23: Li Shan: He was originally the commander of the Jiangxi Ambassador Division. In the third year of Shaoxing (1133), he was promoted to Yue Fei and appointed as the commander of the enemy's army. In the first month of the third year of Shaoxing (1133), he and Xu Qing went to Junzhou to pacify the rebels Li Zongliang and Zhang Shibu and annihilate their troops. In the fifth year of Shaoxing (1135), he defeated Yang Yao from Yue Fei and repeatedly defeated Yang Yao's navy. In the sixth year of Shaoxing (1136), Jin Wushu and the puppet Qi Dynasty Liu Lin launched a large-scale southern invasion. Fu Xuan, Wang Gui and Dong Xian led 20,000 troops to resist the enemy in Tangzhou, seizing 5,000 horses, surrendering 3,000 enemy soldiers, and capturing several enemy generals. In the 11th year of Shaoxing (1141), Jinghu Xuanfu Division was dismissed and was appointed as the Ezhou Imperial Qianbeiweijuntong commander. 22: Kou Cheng: The Yue Family Army and Horse Army are under the control. In the sixth year of Shaoxing (1136), he fought against the Jin people in Guozhou and settled Shang, Guo and other counties in the west of Beijing. In the tenth year of Shaoxing (1140), the Jin invaded south and captured Linying County; Kou Cheng, Li Shan, Xu Qing, and Fu Xuan followed Zhang Xian to fight the Jin in the northeast of Linying, and achieved a great victory in Linying. In November, the Jin invaded Tieling Pass. Kou Cheng set up an ambush in Hengjian and made a sudden attack, winning a complete victory. Later, he was dismissed by Yue Fei for violating military regulations. High gathering. In the fourth year of Shaoxing (1134), he participated in the battle to regain the six counties of Xiangyang. He and Niu Gao and others conquered Suizhou and killed the guard general Wang Song. He also fought with Niu Gao in Luzhou and defeated the Jin-Puppet coalition. In the tenth year of Shaoxing (1140), he followed Yue Fei in the Northern Expedition, conquered Huaining Prefecture, and won the great victory at Linying with Zhang Xian. Tiguan is the defense envoy and the Yue family military commander. 4: Zhang Xian: courtesy name Jingren, nickname Kezhai, (?-1142), A native of Langzhou (now Langzhong, Sichuan). He followed Yue Fei in the battles and was Yue Fei's most beloved and valued general. He was appointed as one of the generals of the Yue Family Army and under the control of the former army. In the second year of Shaoxing (1132), he followed Yue Fei to defeat Cao Cheng in Chenzhou. Together with Wang Gui and Xu Qing, he recruited Cao Cheng to surrender 20,000 soldiers, and captured Cao Cheng's general Hao Zheng in Yuanzhou. In the fourth year of Shaoxing (1134), the Yue Family Army recovered the six counties of Xiangyang. Zhang Xian led his headquarters to conquer Suizhou, and together with Dong Xian, Wang Wan and others, they recovered Dengzhou. In the 10th year of Shaoxing (1140), the Jin people defeated the alliance. Zhang Xian and the Jin soldiers fought against Yingchang and Chenzhou to recover their cities. He fought against Wushu's main force in Linying County and defeated 6,000 of them. Wushu escaped at night and suffered a great earthquake in the Central Plains. In the eleventh year of Shaoxing (1141), he was falsely accused of rebellion and was imprisoned and killed. He was later given to Ningyuan Army as the propaganda envoy. Former military rule. 3: Wang Gui: (?—1153). A native of Tangyin County, Xiangzhou, he served as the commander of the four compartments of the Longshen Guard, the observation envoy of Langzhou, the deputy commander of the Ma Infantry Army in Gaoyangguan Road, and the commander of the Chinese Army. He raised his troops from Yue Fei. In the fourth year of Jianyan (1130), he fought against Yixing and defeated Guo Ji; in the first year of Shaoxing (1131), he followed Yue Fei to pacify the Qianzhou bandits; in the second year of Shaoxing (1132), he followed Yue Fei to march to Chenzhou and Guiyang to supervise Cao Cheng; in the third year of Shaoxing (1133), he defeated Gao Ju and Zhang Cheng in Yuanzhou and killed many people. In the fourth year of Shaoxing (1134), he fought against Hanshang from Yue Fei and recovered Xiangyang and Dengzhou; in the sixth year of Shaoxing (1136), he led troops to recover Lushi County and Tangzhou of the puppet Qi Dynasty, and went straight to Caizhou. In the tenth year of Shaoxing (1140), he started the Northern Expedition from Yue Fei, conquered Zhengzhou and Luoyang, Xijing, and defeated Jin Wushu in Shunchang. The tired official was appointed as the propaganda envoy, and promoted the affairs of the Yue Family Army and the Central Army. He was appointed as the commander of all the armies in front of the Ezhou imperial court. In the twelfth year of Shaoxing (1142), he resigned due to illness and changed to idle positions such as deputy commander of the guard infantry and deputy general manager of Fujian Road. Xing Shunju (General Yue Fei), Xiao Zhanger (Butcher), Shende (General Yue Fei), Yue Fan (brother of Yue Fei), Gaodao (General Yue Fei), Meng An (General Yue Fei), Li Tinggui (General Yue Fei), Wang Zhongchen (General Yue Fei). There were also the puppet generals Xue Heng, Li Qing, Wang Zhen, Cui Qing, Li Jin, Hua Wang, Meng Gao, Bai Anshi, Li Tong, etc. Who surrendered.

Zhao Hong. A native of Tangyin in Xiangzhou (now Tangyin County, Anyang City, Henan Province), he once worked as an archer in the Tangyin County Government in Xiangzhou and was known as "Zhao Zhihu". In the second year of Jianyan (1128), Zhao Hong followed Yue Fei to guard the Northern Song Dynasty imperial mausoleum in Henan Prefecture, Xijing. When Yue Fei was ordered to lead his troops back to Kaifeng, Lu Qing borrowed from him ten envoys who were experienced in fighting and stayed in Henan Prefecture. Yue Fei selected ten people, including Zhao Hong. Later, Zhao Hong withdrew from the north with Lu Qing. In the fourth year of Jianyan, Lu Qing and Shi Kangmin fought against the Jin soldiers in Dingyuan County, Haozhou. Lu Qing was captured and killed unyieldingly. Shi Kangmin survived Zhao Hong's rescue. Shu Jiming (?—1135). A native of Luoshan County of the Xinyang Army, this man was "seven feet long, good at riding and shooting, and his arrows were accurate." "People at that time regarded him with a diamond eye." In the fourth year of Shaoxing (1134), the puppet Qi general Shang Yuan invaded the Xinyang army. Shu Jiming led 13 of his men to fight with him. He ran out of arrows and was captured. He would rather die than surrender and was killed. Xiu Wulang was given a posthumous gift, and one member of his family replaced him. Qiu Zan (?—1140). In the fourth year of Shaoxing, he served as the commander-in-chief of the Jiangnan West Road System Army and participated in suppressing the mutiny of the Jianchang Army. In the fifth and sixth years of Shaoxing, nearly 2,000 people under his command were assigned to Yue Fei. In the tenth year of Shaoxing (1140), he died in the Battle of Yingchang. Also killed at the same time were Liu Fuzhi, Han Yuan, Zhou Zhan, Zuo Di, Ma Zan, Du Heng, Li You and other generals. Yue Fei reported to the imperial court and gave him a posthumous gift.