In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Guan Yu's martial arts ranked first, but the record of the generals could be described as the first, and there were more than ten generals with names and surnames who died under the Green Dragon Sword. Among them, the three who really support the façade are Yan Liang, Wen Ugly, and Hua Xiong.
So, how do these three facades compare? Again, this is a question that must be analysed separately in terms of evolution and history.
These three people were beheaded by Guan Yu, all of which were yanyi. If, according to the zhengshi, Hua Xiong died at the hands of Sun Jian or his subordinates, Wen Ugly was most likely killed by Cao Cao's subordinates, and only Yan Liang was actually beheaded by Guan Yu.
Since on the ranking in the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms". Of course, it refers to the order of force. In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, martial arts evaluation is actually a very troublesome thing, because the combat effectiveness shown by Wu is actually high or low. Under different war situations, the play of military generals is good and bad, and even simple front-of-line heads-ups may fluctuate, with highs and lows. So let's look at the record of these three people. Fortunately, these three people do not appear much in the performance, and the single challenge performance is limited.
The first one said Yan Liang. Yan Liang yanyi appeared three times. Once, he helped Yuan Shao threaten Sun Jian at Tiger Prison Pass, but did not fight. Once in the Battle of Iwakawa to fight Gongsun Zhan, did not single out. The third time was Hakuba Slope. Baima Po is the peak of Yan Liang and the end of Yan Liang.
Yan Liang fought against Cao Ying at Baima Po, first easily killing "Lü Bu's fierce generals" Wei Xu and Song Xian, and then following Cao Ying to the heavyweight Xu Huang.
Xu Huang is one of the few fierce generals in Cao Ying, with martial arts roughly a to a+, and has won or lost dozens of rounds with Xu Chu. However, Xu Huang was defeated by Yan Liang in a head-to-head challenge for 20 rounds.
This record is quite strong, and it is also the only time Xu Huang has been defeated head-on. Not only that, after defeating Xu Huang, the rest of the generals in the Cao camp, including Zhang Liao, Xu Chu, did not dare to come out to challenge. Cao Cao had no choice but to transfer Guan Yu out.
After Guan Yu came, the aura killed, the plot killed, and Yan Liang was slashed by Guan Yu. However, this one-cut is not a true embodiment of the force of the two sides, and Yan Yiming said that Yan Liang was caught off guard (Jia Jingben even explained specifically, because Liu Bei had spoken to Yan Liang before, which caused Yan Liang to think that Guan Yu had come to defect and was defenseless). Although you find excuses again, you must blame yourself for not being vigilant and not reacting fast enough, but in the end, you are not losing on the fair head-to-head.
Therefore, although Yan Liang was repeatedly suppressed in the early Three Kingdoms games (89 in the Overlord Continent, and only 87 in the Glorious Three Kingdoms Chronicles 3), he was gradually recognized by the public, basically with Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun, and Ma Chao. Some people even ranked Yan Liang's force second after Lü Bu. Moreover, this is indeed not contradictory, and Lao Ba can also accept it.
Look at the ugly again.
Wen Qiu was a famous general in Hebei who was equally famous as Yan Liang, and after Yan Liang's death, he also clamored to avenge Yan Liang. He appeared in Yanyi similarly to Yan Liang, Tiger Prison Pass, The Battle of Iwakawa, and the Battle of Yanjin. However, there are more single challenge cases than Yan Liang. But in terms of actual performance, it is worse than Yan Liang.
The highlight of Wen Ugly lies in the Battle of Panhe, which killed Gongsun Zhan in a few rounds. You must know that before Gongsun Zhan walked several rounds under Lü Bu's hands, he was defeated. Looking at this paragraph alone, Wen Ugly's attack power was almost similar to Lü Bu's. Subsequently, Wen Ugly played another sixty rounds with Zhao Yun, who came to rescue Gongsun Zhan. It's also a pretty good record, more than any A-class warrior. In the case of Cao Cao's plot at Yanjin Ferry and an ambush, Wen Ugly stepped forward to fight, first shooting Down Zhang Liao with an arrow, and then making Xu Huang "unpredictable" (Mao Ben had no rounds, Jiajing was originally thirty rounds), showing a very high quality of response.
On the whole, Wen Ugly's highlight performance and Yan Liang have their own strengths, but after all, there is no case of Yan Liang defeating Xu Huang head-on, which may be slightly inferior.
The low point of wenuge also occurred in the Battle of Yanjin. After only three rounds of being timid about Guan Yu, he returned to his horse and fled, only to be chased by Guan Yu and stabbed in the back of his head. Timidity is to know that if you want to lose, it does not mean that you will lose immediately, so of course, it is not that Wen Ugly lost to Guan Yu in three rounds. But it was only three rounds to scare off, and it was really humiliating.
Finally, Hua Xiong.
Hua Xiong's appearance time was short, only half a round. But in this half round, the fighting is quite intense. He flaunted his might in front of the Eighteenth Route Princes, and quickly killed Bao Zhong, Zu Mao, Yu Shi, and Pan Feng, and defeated Sun Jian. This number of slashers is second only to the stars of the protagonist camp such as Guan Yu and Zhao Yun, and is basically equivalent to Xiahou Huan, Xiahou Yuan, and Zhang Liao under Cao Cao. On the density of the choppers, it can be called the first in the whole book.
But the sad thing is that it is difficult to prove that any one of these people has Xu Huang's strength, and even how they compare with Wei Xu Song Xian is difficult to determine. Therefore, Hua Xiong's performance in this regard is difficult to judge the performance of Yan Liang and Wen Ugly, and it can even be considered slightly inferior. (Although according to the history of the canonical record, Zhang Gao was under Han Fu at this time, it seems that Pan Feng should not be weaker than Zhang Gao.) However, this is not mentioned in the rendition, and there is no Pan Feng in the history, so it cannot be used to argue that Pan Feng in the rendition has Zhang Guo's strength. In the same way, Ji Ling may not be under Yuan Shu's hands at this time)
However, Hua Xiong's trough was much worse, and he was killed by Guan Yu quickly (Jia Jing was hacked to death by Guan Yu in one round), which was much worse than Yan Liang and Wen Ugly. And there is no objective reason for this quick kill (although many people have made up huaxiong by surprise, Huaxiong despises Guan Yu, Guan Yu uses a dragging knife meter, etc.). In this regard, Huaxiong's performance is very humiliating, and some people even evaluate him as only second-rate according to this.
In summary, from the perspective of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the force is roughly Yan Liang> Wen ugly> Huaxiong.
Historically, Hua Xiong was a general under Dong Zhuo, and his official duties were not small, but the records of deeds were very limited:
Jianfu collected his troops, fought together with the Yang people, broke the Zhuo army, and took over Huaxiong, the capital of Qi.
Hua Xiong was the governor of Dong Zhuo's subordinates, which can be described as a high position, so his skills would not be too bad (the generals appointed by Dong Taishi were still quite cattle), but there was really no other record, nor could it be blown around. In history, even whether his name is Huaxiong (華雄) or Yexiong (枼雄) is still in dispute.
Yan Liang and Wen Ugly were both famous fierce generals under Yuan Shao. Kong Rong commented before the Battle of Guandu: "Yan Liang, Wen Ugly, bravely crowned the three armies, unified their troops, and it was difficult to overcome!" Later, Yan Liang led his army under the White Horse City and was killed by Guan Yu's surprise attack. Wen Ugly was ambushed in YanjinNan and died in the rebellion. Although the two people did not leave any record, but with this reputation, they should be stronger than Huaxiong.
Yan Liangwen ugly is similar in strength to each other, but according to the ranking of the people at that time, it is Yan Liang. Judging from the lineup of the two fighting at the Battle of Guandu, Yan Liang attacked Dong County, followed by Guo Tu and Chun Yuqiong, and Yan Liang's shift was in front. It should be known that Guo Tu was Yuan Shao's confidant, and Chun Yuqiong was the elder who was originally ranked with Yuan Shao as the eighth lieutenant of the West Garden. They all listened to Yan Liang, and Yan Liang's status under Yuan Shao's command could be described as quite high. Relatively speaking, Wen Ugly did not have such treatment (as if commanding a Liu Bei... ）。 Therefore, it is barely enough to calculate that Yan Liang is stronger than Wen Ugly.
From this point of view, the ranking of Zhengshi is also Yan Liang> Wen ugly > Huaxiong.
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