During the Three Kingdoms period, fierce generals were like clouds, and later generations have always had different views on the ranking of the strength of these fierce generals. But no matter how first ranked Lü Bu was, no one could shake it. After Lü Bu, Zhao Yun, Guan Yu, and Zhang Fei were also the top few fierce generals, but Lü Bu was able to fight Guan Yu and Zhang Fei alone without falling behind, which was enough to show how strong Lü Bu's force really was. So, is Lü Bu, who is so powerful, really the first master of the Three Kingdoms period? No, there are three very mysterious masters in the Three Kingdoms period, each of whom can kill Lü Bu in a second.
Third place, Tong Yuan. Speaking of Tong Yuan, everyone may be a little strange, but when it comes to his high disciple, it is unknown to everyone. He is Zhao Yun, presumably Zhao Yun does not need to do more introduction, for his deeds are familiar to everyone, and even many people think that Zhao Yun's force value should not be inferior to Lü Bu, but unfortunately the two have not fought, which is also a major regret in the history of the Three Kingdoms. From this, it can be seen that the disciples are so powerful, how high should the master's strength be? At least killing Lü Bu shouldn't be a problem.
The second is Wang Yue. Speaking of Wang Yue, everyone should not be familiar with him, but there is a certain interpretation of him in the TV series "Secret of the Three Kingdoms". Wang Yue was a native of Yanshan, Liaodong, a well-known martial artist at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, who was good at swordsmanship. During the reign of Emperor Huan of Han and Emperor Ling of Han, he was known as the Emperor in the capital. Since he can be the emperor's master, his strength value can be imagined.
According to folklore, Wang Yue and Lü Bu once met in a tavern, and Lü Bu was very dissatisfied with Wang Yue's status as an imperial master, so he challenged Wang Yue, and the two just exchanged a few rounds, and Lü Bu fell behind. If the officers and men had not arrived at this time, I am afraid that there would have been no future Three-Britain Battle Lü Bu. Of course, this is just a legend, and it is recorded in the main history that Wang Yue had a very heavy utilitarian heart and was bent on becoming a high-ranking official. During the Rebellion of the Ten Constant Attendants, in order to protect the fleeing Emperor Xian of Han, he drove a carriage and killed countless pursuing soldiers, and after Liu Xie, the Emperor of Han Xian, was taken away by Dong Zhuo, Wang Yue had no news.
The first topped the list was Li Yan. Friends who are familiar with the Three Kingdoms will find that Lü Bu and Zhao Yun have many similarities in terms of force. First, both are good at outnumbering the crowd. Lü Bu is most famous for the Three Ying Battles lü Bu, while Zhao Yun is most famous for the Battle of Changshanpo against Cao Jun, and killed more than fifty of Cao Cao's generals in seconds. Second, both are good at charging forward, and generally when they encounter two armies fighting, they are the best vanguard candidates. Third, the two have rarely been injured in their lives, which shows that their defensive ability is very strong. Fourth, both men's archery skills are first-class. It can be seen that the two have so many similarities, is it a coincidence?
In fact, it is not, according to records, Zhao Yun's master, Tong Yuan, has a brother named Li Yan, known as "the first halberd in the world". And Lü Bu was under Li Yan's door, learning to use the world's first blade: Fang Tian's painting sword! From this, it can be seen that since Li Yan can teach such a brave apprentice, presumably his strength must be above Tong Yuan, so I ranked him first!