Wu Shu Wei Three Kingdoms Cao Cao's lineup is the most luxurious, not only many courtiers, there are also many fierce generals with strong force, take the list of twenty-four fierce generals of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao occupied nine places (excluding the late Deng Ai), including many super fierce generals such as Dianwei and Xu Chu, today let's talk about the six strongest fierce generals under Cao Cao: one Zhang, two Xu Sandianwei, four Pang, five Zhang, six Xiahou.
First: Cao Zhang
The reason why Cao Zhang ranked first was because Cao Zhang defeated Liu Feng in three rounds in the Battle of Hanzhong, except for Cao Zhang, there was really no one who could do it, why do you say so? The others didn't mention it, but only said why Dianwei and Xu Chu couldn't do it either:
Before the big defeat to Cao Zhang, Liu Feng had twice singled out Xu Huang, although he could not fight but could retreat completely, and he could actually lose in front of Xu Huang, at least it was certain that they had fought twice for far more than three rounds, and Xu Huang had fought Xu Chu for more than fifty rounds without defeat, in contrast, Xu Chu should not be able to defeat Liu Feng in three rounds.
Although Dianwei ranked third, his true level of force was not enough to rank so high, because Dianwei had fought Xu Chu for hundreds of rounds without winning or losing, and playing for so long to achieve a draw was actually equal.
Second: Xu Chu
It seems that Dianwei is slightly stronger than Xu Chu, which seems to be recognized, but in fact, it may not be so, because Xu Chu had just debuted when the two of them fought, and at most it was not the peak period of the Weinan War Ma Chao more than ten years later, and Dianwei was much older than Xu Chu, when he was at the peak of his thirties.
Whether the peak state of the force is still different, for example, Zhang Fei, who was in his twenties when he fought Lü Bu in the three Yings, was a bit unable to support it, but at the peak of his thirties, he could fight Lü Bu for more than a hundred rounds, so Xu Chu, who had just debuted in the peak period, could only show that Xu Chu was stronger.
Third: Dianwei
Although Dianwei was slightly inferior to Xu Chu, no one except Cao Zhang and Xu Chu could outperform him.
Fourth: Pound
The Battle of Xiangfan was fought against Guan Yu for more than a hundred rounds, although he would lose if he continued to fight (this started from Guan Yu's confident words: "I don't kill this person, why hate it!"). And Pound's dragging knife plan can be seen that Pound is still not Guan Yu's opponent), but Cao Cao's subordinates can support guan Yu's hands for more than a hundred rounds, except for Cao Zhang, Xu Chu, Dianwei and Pound, no one else can do it.
Fifth: Zhang Liao
After Pound, several fierce generals actually did not have much difference in strength, such as Zhang Liao, Xiahou Huan, Zhang Guo, and Xu Huang should be between Bo Zhong, and there were two reasons why Zhang Liao was ranked fifth: First, the two strongest in Jiangdong were Sun Ce who ranked ninth and Tai Shi Ci in the tenth, and Zhang Liao had fought with Tai Shi Ci in seventy or eighty rounds.
Secondly, Guan Yu had told Zhang Fei that Zhang Liao's armed forces were not under them, although there was a certain amount of moisture in this statement, but Guan Yu in the rendition had only praised the strength of three people, in addition to Zhang Liao, the other two were Huang Zhong and Pound, who had fought with him, and even xiahou Huan's strength, who had fought with him twice, had not been recognized by him.
Sixth: Xiahou Huan
The reason why the last quota abandoned Xu Huang and Zhang Hao and chose Xiahou Huan was because: First, Zhang Gao's strength fluctuated, and there were fewer victories and more defeats; second, the twenty rounds of defeat by Yan Liang's hand lowered Xu Huang's strength, and in the Battle of Hanzhong, he and Zhang Gao did not dare to face Zhao Yun.
Xiahou Huan and Lü Bu had fought each other and Guan Yu twice, and before Dianwei, Xu Chu, And Pound De joined Cao Cao's camp, they were the well-deserved first fierce generals under Cao Cao.