Before dajuyi, the good han of Liangshan often fought with the imperial army, or other forces. For example, Song Jiang Three Dozen Zhujiazhuang, Chao Gai Zengtou City, Song Jiang Gao Tang Zhou Battle, Daming Fu Battle, Earn Xu Ning Great Break Chain Horse, attack Dongping Province and Dongchang Province and so on. During the period from Dajuyi to the completion of zhao'an, the good men also defeated Gao Li three times, won two victories, and killed the imperial army and returned home with a big defeat.
As for Zhao'an, the 100 single and eight generals successively attacked the Liao state, pacified Tian Hu and Wang Qing, and destroyed Fang La, and there were more wars.
It is precisely because of the frequent wars that the book mentions many fierce generals, and there are many forces in various camps. The imperial court had Qiu Yue, Zhou Ang, Han Cunbao, Zhang Kai, and so on; Liangshan had five tiger ranks, eight horsemen, Lu Zhishen, Wu Song, and so on; the Liao state had Wu Yanguang and He Chongbao; and Fang La also had fierce generals such as Deng Yuanjue, Shi Bao, and Wang Yin.
Among them, Tian Hu has a fierce general under his command, although his record is not much, but every time it is very exciting, many opponents are masters, and it is a pity to die in the end, this person is Bian Xiang.
Bian Xiang was originally from a peasant background, but because he was nine feet tall, his two arms were amazingly powerful, and he was good at making a mountain axe and a long gun, so he was strong in martial arts. After Tian Hu rebelled, Bian Xiang became the Right Chancellor Taishi.
When Song Jiang conquered Tian Hu, although Tian Hu had many fierce generals, he either surrendered or died in battle, so he was defeated and retreated. When the cultural relics officials were afraid, they actually planned to surrender to the Jin people. At this time, Bian Xiang stood up and rebuked the hundred officials, believing that Ning was a chicken head and not a cow, and vowed to die to resist the Song army, so Tian Hu let Bian Xiang fight.
In the first battle, Bian Xiang played against Shi Jin and Hua Rong.
Shi Jin was one of the Eight Horsemen of Liangshan and studied under Wang Jin. The two played each other for thirty rounds, regardless of whether they won or lost. Hua Rong saw that Shi Jin could not fight Against Bian Xiang, so he went forward to attack and fought for another thirty rounds, still without winning or losing.
Although Hua Rong was also one of the Eight Horsemen, his martial arts were not lost to the Five Tiger Generals, and he had fought with Qin Ming for fifty rounds without winning or losing. Hua Rong and Shi Jin could not win against Bian Xiang, so it can be seen that Bian Xiang is also a five-tiger level fierce general.
In the second battle, Bian Xiang played against Hua Rong and Lu Junyi
In the Battle of Mianshan, Bian Xiang initially fought against Hua Rong, but later Lu Junyi led a large army to attack, and Bian Xiang was defeated. During the rebellion, he was captured by Lu Junyi, and because he felt song Jiang's affection, Bian Xiang surrendered and submitted to the Song army.
Of course, if Hua Rong put a cold arrow, Bian Xiang should be difficult to dodge. However, it is said in the book that Hua Rong loves Bian Xiang's martial arts skills, so he refuses to release cold arrows. Hua Rong felt that Bian Xiang's martial arts were high, which could also be seen that Bian Xiang was a master.
After the conquest of Tian Hu, there will be seventeen people in Hebei, including Qiao Daoqing, Sun An, Ma Ling, and Bian Xiang. Later, Wang Qing rebelled, and Song Jiang and others took hebei generals to continue to pacify Wang Qing.
In the campaign to pacify Wang Qing, Bian Xiang killed Gu Cen and Qian Dai, and later fought against Feng Tai. In the confrontation with the Huaixi general Feng Tai, it showed the majesty of Bian Xiang even more.
At that time, the Hebei general Shan Shiqi took the lead in fighting Wang Qing's subordinate Feng Tai. Shan Shiqi had fought with Lin Chong fifty times without winning or losing, and Lin Chong also secretly applauded. However, after only ten rounds, Shanshiqi was defeated by Feng Tai.
At this time, Bian Xiang began to come forward to help the battle, but before Bian Xiang's horse arrived, Shanshiqi was killed by Feng Taiyi.
Shouted loudly by Feng Tai, only one hammer knocked ShanShiqi off the horse, and then added a hammer to kill him, and slapped the horse and danced the sword to meet him. How Nai Bian Xiang is even more brave. When the head of the horse arrived, he shouted loudly, and a shot stabbed the heart of the horse and died under the horse. - "Water Margin"
After Feng Tai killed Shanshiqi, he came to meet Bian Xiang. However, when Feng Tai arrived, he was stabbed to death by Bian Xiang's shot, and it was useless for even a round.
Lin Chong and ShanShiqi drew fifty times, Shanshiqi lost to Feng Tai in ten rounds, and Bian Xiang stabbed Feng Tai to death with one move, which was not a sneak attack. This is simply unreasonable, because if you compare it in this way, Lin Chong and Bian Xiang are simply too pediatric. This may be because Tian Hu and Wang Qing added after the story, or it may be the author's negligence.
Finally, let's talk about Bian Xiang's death. After Feng Tai's death, Du Tao personally went to war, and Lu Junyi joined forces with Sun An to kill Du Cheng. When the Song army rushed to kill, a mage named Kou Zhuo suddenly came and directly summoned a fire to burn Lu Junyi and Bian Xiang after the fire. Lu Junyi hid, but Bian Xiang did not dodge and was burned alive by the fire.
Bian Xiang, a five-tiger-level fierce general, was burned to death in this way, which was a pity.