Although the roller shutter general is only a general, and the canopy marshal is a marshal, his rank may not be lower than that of the canopy marshal, or even much higher.
Marshal Tiancang commanded the 80,000 water army in Tianhe, and was usually known as the commander-in-chief of the Tianting Water Army, but was there only one place in the Tianting where the Tianhe was stationed?
If so, marshal of the canopy is indeed equivalent to the commander-in-chief of the water army; if not, the marshal of the canopy may only be equivalent to the commander of a sub-district, and the full name is the commander of the Tianting Water Army Command in Tianhe Military Sub-district.
But in any case, marshal of the canopy was not the supreme military commander of the Heavenly Court.
Of course, the Rolling Curtain General was not the supreme military commander of the Heavenly Court. The supreme military commander of the Heavenly Court was Li Jing, the Heavenly King of Tota, who was named "Grand Marshal" by the Jade Emperor and commanded a number of marshals. However, the rank of rolling curtain general may be equivalent to that of the supreme military commander of the Heavenly Court.
Some people believe that the roller blind general is just a person under the roller blinds, just a curtain for the Jade Emperor, so he was named a general, but its actual grade is very low.
This is typical of the meaning of hope and righteousness. They have all become great generals, but are they inferior people of low status? The roller blind should refer to the close relationship with the Jade Emperor, and the general also explains that he is a high-level military attaché, who is the senior military attaché who accompanies the Jade Emperor? Isn't that the Commander-in-Chief of the Janissaries?
In ancient times, the commander of the Janissaries, as the emperor's most trusted military general, was often of very high rank, taking the Qing Dynasty as an example, the commander of the Janissaries was named "The Minister of the Inner Guard", Zheng Yipin, the grade was higher than that of the Shangshu of the Bingbu (from Yipin), and it was even higher than the governors and general soldiers who held heavy troops in various places, that is, higher than the commanders of the major military regions.
Marshal Tiancang was at best the commander of a large army, and his status was not as high as that of the Bingbu Shangshu, which was probably equivalent to the official position of Zheng Erpin, and how could he be compared with the rolling curtain general equivalent to the Zheng Yipin leading the minister of the inner guard?
No wonder the sha monk, who had served as the rolling curtain general, introduced himself like this: I am honored in the South Heavenly Gate, and I am called shang in front of the Ling Xiao Hall (he is a Zheng Yipin official, and naturally stands at the head of the class).
Since the rolling curtain general has a higher status than the canopy marshal, and the roller blind general is engaged in guard work, then the rolling curtain general's mana must be stronger than the canopy marshal, but as you know, the sand monk's mana is mediocre, and he is not the opponent of the eight precepts of the pig at all, why is this?
On the way to the scriptures, the sand monk's performance was very general. Why would Sun Wukong surrender to exorcism, why would he rather call the Eight Precepts of the Pig than fight alongside the Sand Monk? It is also the suspicion that his mana is mediocre. Tangtang Rolling Curtain General, the commander of the Jade Emperor's Janissaries, why is Sha Monk a scum of war?
We only need to look at what the Jade Emperor did to sha monk after he was demoted to mortal, and we can see at a glance.
The sand monk's breaking of the glass cup is actually a very serious fault, and at this point, we have in "What is the relationship between the sand monk breaking the glass cup and the immortals in the heavenly court?" Why are they so frightened? " has already been mentioned in the article, and will not be repeated here. Therefore, after the Jade Emperor demoted him to mortality, he did not stop there, but imprisoned him in the Quicksand River, suffering from the pain of flying swords piercing his chest.
The punishment of flying swords piercing the chest seriously weakened the strength of the sand monk.
We know that the physique of the immortals is different from that of mortals, the immortals are very light and agile, and their resistance is also very strong. Flying the sword through the chest for many years undoubtedly destroyed the sand monk's immortal body, resulting in the sand monk's physical resistance and agility being greatly reduced, which would undoubtedly reduce the combat effectiveness of the sand monk.
But this is still only one of the reasons for the decrease in the strength of the sand monk, and another reason is that in order to alleviate the damage of the flying sword through the chest, the sand monk has to continuously consume mana, and over time, his mana naturally changes from large to small, and his strength naturally changes from strong to weak.