Among the Three Kingdoms, Lü Bu was the bravest of all the warriors. The Fang Tian painting sword he used made many people feel frightened, and Lü Bu's courage was unbeatable. However, everyone who has seen the Three Kingdoms understands that Lü Bu was very brave when he first appeared, but in the later stages, his strength seemed to have all declined, and in the end, even Xiahou Zhang Fei could not fight, so what was the reason for this? In fact, even Lü Bu himself was embarrassed to say the reason.
First of all, Zhang Fei and Lü Bu fought before the Tiger Prison Pass, and through this battle we can understand that Zhang Fei is not Lü Bu's opponent. Later, Xiahou Huan also fought with Lü Bu, but in the end he did not fight Lü Bu. So what made the first fierce general's eyesight drop to the point where he couldn't beat Zhang Fei and Xiahou Huan? There are three reasons for this.
First: Zhang Fei was tempered, but Lü Bu stagnated
Zhang Fei was only starting his own battlefield road after following Liu Bei, but Lü Bu was already a battle-hardened person before pulling the tiger in prison, so at first Zhang Fei could not defeat Lü Bu. Later, Zhang Fei continued to be trained, and eventually his martial arts improved to the point that even Lü Bu could defeat him.
Second: Xiahou Huan's strength was already comparable to Lü Bu's
The first time Xiahou Huan did not fight Lü Bu, but at that time, Xiahou Huan rushed to Lü Bu's place overnight, and Xiahou Huan was already tired when the two fought, so there was a situation where Xiahou Huan walked away. The second time Xiahou Huan and Lü Bu fought, they were in full bloom and finally played a draw. Therefore, xiahou huan and Lü Bu's strength was comparable.
Third: the wine color ruined Lü Bu
Lü Bu became famous very early, and he liked to drink when he was idle. Even Lü Bu himself admitted that he had been hurt by the wine. Usually Lü Bu is addicted to wine, although Lü Bu knows that wine is harmful, but few people in the world get rid of wine, let alone Lü Bu. Lü Bu's experience in the wine color has long been worse than before.