The question about the Three Kingdoms is a bit confusing. Because on one side is the history of the Three Kingdoms, on the other side is the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", but it is collectively called "Three Kingdoms". However, since this question involves the "ranking of force values", it can be concluded that it is simply about the problem in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and does not involve the correct history.
So-called: one Lü two Zhao three Dianwei, four passes, five horses and six Zhang Fei... The ranking of the famous players of the three countries has always been conclusive. There may be some people who disagree and have individual opinions, but the reason why this ranking can be widely circulated and long-lasting is probably to prove that it is generally recognized. But time is the magician, and it always changes people's inherent perceptions. Such as this ranking, Ma Chao and Zhao Yun, who ranks second?
There is a saying that Ma Chao was once ranked second, and later he was overtaken by Zhao Yun. How exactly? Now I'm afraid no one can say for sure. Therefore, instead of sticking to the inherent ranking, it is better to rank a top five according to their own views on the famous generals in the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", which is probably the logic of this problem, right?
Well, after analyzing the logic of this problem, the following author gives a list of the top five of the three famous generals in terms of force value, personal opinion, and the right to throw bricks and jade.
First: Lü Bu
No matter who ranks the famous generals of the Three Kingdoms, Lü Bu sits first, basically unable to shake. A "three-Britain battle Lü Bu" directly let Lü Bu "fly to the sky". It should be noted that Guan Yu and Zhang Fei are both famous enemies, and whether it is the history or the interpretation, they are one of the most famous generals of the Three Kingdoms. However, they all became Lü Bu's "supporting roles", plus Liu Bei, and the three groups of people beat Lü Bu, and even let Lü Bu retreat.
What does this mean? One shows that Lü Bu's strength value is the first and cannot be shaken. The second shows that Lü Bu in the interpretation is a "monster" existence. If we look at other famous generals, they are basically single-handed, and they are worthy of being called heroes. For example, Guan Huang vs. Dao, Xu Chu and Zhang Fei vs Ma Chao, even if Guan Yu cuts off Yan Liang, it is all one-on-one.
But the person who "surrounded Lü Bu" for Lü Bu was the hero. Not only Liu Guanzhang, but also Cao Cao, let the six generals: Dianwei, Xu Chu, Xiahou Huan, Xiahou Yuan, Yu Ban and Li Dian, together surround and beat Lü Bu. Therefore, Lü Bu is the first, there is nothing to say.
Second place: Ma Chao
The reason why the author chose Ma Chao is because Ma Chao has three battles, which is too amazing. It even overwhelmed Zhao Yun's battle of the gods in Changshanpo.
The first time was a big battle with Cao Cao after Ma Chao raised his army. Directly killed Cao Cao "cut his beard and abandoned his robe" and shouted out, "Horses do not die, I die without a place to bury." Flipping through the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", one of the people who could beat Cao Cao so badly was Lü Bu, who once knocked on Cao Cao's helmet with a Fang Tian painting and asked Cao Cao: Where is Cao Cao? The other is Ma Chao!
The second time was Xu Chu's naked war horse Chao. The reason why Xu Chu can enter the list of famous players in the Three Kingdoms is because of this battle. However, fairly speaking, his performance cannot be compared with Ma Chao, and the image problem shows that Xu Chu is fighting Ma Chao and is completely desperate.
The third time was Zhang Fei and Ma Chao's night fight. This battle directly made Liu Bei feel afraid, And as soon as Zhang Fei left on his front foot, Liu Bei rushed to follow, afraid that his third brother would be beaten by Ma Chao.
Third place: Zhao Yun
This is not much to explain, the Battle of Changsakapo is the most exciting battle in the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", and Zhao Yun directly canonized the gods! Moreover, the second kill of gao lan and other famous generals made Xu Huang and Zhang Gao both fear Zhao Yun. Unfortunately, Zhao Yun's classic battle examples were few, and the damage caused to Cao Cao was small, so he ranked third.
Fourth place: Zhang Fei
I'm sorry, but my opinion is a bit offbeat. In terms of force value, Zhang Fei was more horrified than Guan Yu. He was the only fierce general who made Lü Budu jealous of three points! The first time the tiger was imprisoned, perhaps lacking experience, Zhang Fei relied on Guan Yu and Zhang Fei to help him fight and run away from Lü Bu. But when he was in Xuzhou, looking at Zhang Fei again, he became a killing god and could fight with Lü Bu for more than a hundred rounds, plus the performance on the Dangyang Bridge.
Therefore, Zhang Fei is obviously a life-fighting warrior, and whoever confronts such a person is slightly inferior in momentum.
The force value does not only include martial arts and skills, but also has momentum. This is the reason why the author ranked Zhang Fei fourth.
Fifth place: Guan Yu
If Guan Yu does not enter the top five, the author believes that it is a little disrespectful to the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms"!
Because in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Guan Yu is absolutely righteous! One of the proper protagonists. At the same time, the force value is also hard, cut the face, cut the face, cut the six generals through five levels. What made Guan Yu lose points was two heads-ups, dragging him back.
Once was in Changsha, he fought a draw with Old Huang Zhong. The second time was shot by an arrow from Pound. Therefore, Guan Yu can only rank fifth.