During the Three Kingdoms period, the "Five Tiger Generals" of the Shu Kingdom were impressive, and there was also a "Five Tiger Generals" in the Shui po Liang Mountain of the Water Margin, they were Zitou Lin Chong, DaDao Guan Sheng, Double Whip Hu Yanzhuo, Double Gun General Dong Ping, and Thunderbolt Fire Qin Ming. Compared with the four of them, Qin Ming's strength can be said to be at the bottom, and as one of the "Five Tiger Generals" of Liangshan, he is not worthy of the position, which can be called the shame of Liangshan.
Four of the "Five Tiger Generals" have the record and ability of whoever can get their hands on it. Lin Chong was the leader of the 800,000 Forbidden Army, and he had a high degree of recognition in the Water Margin. The victory of the big knife pass was a solid achievement, and the battle of The Liao broke through the Saturn array and lightly took the enemy's deputy general; the battle of Fang La killed countless enemies. The double whip Hu Yan was brave and strategic, and when Liangshan was still an enemy, the serial horse tactic gave the good men a headache for a long time. The two-gun Dong Ping was also highly skilled in martial arts, and even dodged Zhang Qing's two dark weapons.
And The Thunderbolt Fire Qin Ming, after joining Shui Po Liangshan, his record was really mediocre, losing more and winning less, far from being able to compare with the other four "Five Tiger Generals". Qin Ming's fiery temper has led to him acting like a reckless man without strategy when fighting, just like the image of waving a wolf's tooth stick and only rushing forward in film and television dramas.
Qin Ming's strength was not only at the bottom of the five, in the Water Margin, the five tigers of the Ma Army would go into battle, and within twenty moves, they were stabbed down by people, and there was only one Person Qin Ming of the Thunderbolt Fire, so this battle became a tainted battle example of Liangshan. Not only that, but most of the things that were often captured by enemy troops among good men were also captured by Qin Ming.
Qin Ming's ending ended in tragedy, and he died in the battle against Fang La. When facing Fang Jie, he was disturbed by Du Wei's flying knife on the side, and was killed by Fang Jie when he was dodging. In this way, Qin Ming, who ranked seventh in the Liangshan rankings, became the highest ranking good man who was killed in the Battle of Liangshan Zhengfangla.