Realistically speaking, Pan Feng in the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is purely a soy sauce dragon set, not long after the appearance of Huaxiong to click, but no one expected that with the popularity of film and television dramas, a Pan Feng, a Xing Daorong inexplicably fire, fame even more than most of the famous generals of the Three Kingdoms, and Pan Feng related to two lines: "I have the general Pan Feng, can behead Hua Xiong." And "Why don't you dare?" My axe was already hungry and thirsty! "Once all-in-a-cult, it became one of the classic characters who ridiculed and punched in the face.
Not only that, with the popularity of the "Kanto Pan Feng, Kansai Lü Bu" paragraph, Pan Feng has become an unparalleled general who is on a par with Lü Bu's force, of course, this look does not have to be taken seriously, so is Pan Feng's force really vulnerable? Admiral Pan Feng, what is the level of force in the speech? Half of the Twelve Tiger Ministers of Jiangdong are inferior to him, so we will analyze them today.
Before analyzing Pan Feng, we must first analyze huaxiong's force. Hua Xiong killed Zu Mao with one knife and Killed Yu Shi in a three-way way, sun Jian was chased by Hua Xiong and ran (of course, Sun Jian's strength was seriously weakened in the rendition, and in the main history, Sun Jian killed Hua Xiong and defeated Lü Bu twice to be called brave and invincible); Guan Yu Wenjiu beheaded Hua Xiong, a cup of piping hot wine warmed up in the big tent, it actually took a little time, conservatively saying that Hua Xiong supported at least a dozen rounds in Guan Yu's hands, and judging by Guan Yu's nearly 30-year-old strength level at the time, Hua Xiong's strength was really not weak.
So how many rounds did Pan Feng and Hua Xiong play? Yan Yi did not say, but only mentioned that Pan Feng went to battle, "When he did not go much, Pegasus came to report: "Pan Feng was beheaded by HuaXiong again." From Yu Shi's horse is "Instant Report": "Yu Shi and Hua Xiong did not fight each other and were beheaded by Hua Xiong." A "instant" and a "not much time" have reason to believe that Pan Feng should have supported at least ten rounds under Hua Xiong.
During the Three Kingdoms period, there were many famous generals in Hebei, and since Han Fu dared to say, "I have the general Pan Feng, I can behead Huaxiong", at least Pan Feng is one of the most famous generals under Han Fu, so who can Pan Feng's martial force be compared with? There is a better reference object here, that is, Zu Mao, "Zu Mao was chased by Hua Xiong, and hung the red bow on the inexhaustible court pillar of the people, but went into the woods to hide." Hua Xiongjun saw chihu in the distance under the moon, surrounded on all sides, and did not dare to come closer. Shooting it with an arrow, Fang knew that it was a plan, so he took the red bow forward. Zu Mao slaughtered behind the forest, wielding a double sword to split Hua Xiong, and Xiong shouted loudly and slashed Zu Mao under his horse."
Zu Mao was not caught off guard by Hua Xiong and killed, but ambushed in advance to prepare to sneak up on Hua Xiong and be killed by Hua Xiong, so how was Zu Mao armed? First of all, he was on a par with Cheng Pu, Huang Gai, and Han Dang, and was one of the four generals under Sun Jian's command, and judging from his final ranking, his strength was definitely inferior to that of the other three, but it was impossible to say that it was much worse; secondly, if Zu Mao did not die, the Twelve Tiger Ministers of Jiangdong should have a place for him.
Let's take a look at the armed forces of the Twelve Tigers of Jiangdong. Gan Ning, Ling Tong, Cheng Pu, and Zhou Tai were the strongest, followed by Huang Gai and Han Dang, and the rest of them were not very strong in strength, such as Guan Yu defeating Jiang Qin and Pan Zhang in three rounds.
If Hua Xiong killed Zu Mao with one sword, and Pan Feng could support ten rounds under Hua Xiong's hands, among the twelve tiger subjects, perhaps Gan Ning, Ling Tong, Cheng Pu, Zhou Tai, Huang Gai, and Han Dang were stronger than Pan Feng, and the remaining six Chen Wu, Jiang Qin, Dong Xian, Xu Sheng, Pan Zhang, and Ding Feng were not necessarily stronger than Pan Feng, that is to say, half of the twelve Tiger Ministers in Jiangdong were not as strong as him.
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