The three kingdoms are fiercely generals, and some of the martial generals have little difference in combat effectiveness, which can be ignored.
For example, Zhao Yun and Ma Chao, Dianwei and Xu Chu. It is difficult for them to tell which is strong and which is weak.
However, the military generals of the Three Kingdoms can still distinguish the grades.
The difference in strength of a military general of the same grade is not large, and if there is a grade difference, the difference between strength and weakness can be clearly seen.
T0: Lü Bu
Lü Fengxian, unparalleled in the Three Kingdoms, he was alone, ranking "T0".
Even Zhang Fei, whose strength was closest to Lü Bu, the gap between him and him was obvious.
Lü Bu's main achievements were that Tiger Prison Guan picked three and singled out Liu Guanzhang, slightly inferior. (Author Of History Ling Xuan Pavilion)
In the Battle of Puyang, Lü Bu singled out Xu Chu, Dianwei, Xiahou Yuan, Xiahou Huan, Li Dian, and Le Jin, and retreated.
However, Liu Guanzhang's siege of Lü Bu was actually not as effective as Guan Yu and Zhang Fei's fight against Lü Bu.
Because Liu Bei is not at the same level as Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, and Lü Bu, the gap in strength is too large.
After Liu Bei joined the battle group, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei had to divide a lot of attention to resist Lü Bu's attack for Liu Bei!
T1: Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun, Ma Chao, Guan Yu, Yan Liang, Wen Ugly.
Zhang Fei is the number one fierce general in "T1", and his combat effectiveness is very close to Lü Bu. When the tiger was imprisoned, Lü Bu's suppression of Zhang Fei was obvious. Later, Lü Bu had a mink cicada, unable to extricate himself, the lumbar muscle strain was serious, and the decline in strength was obvious. During the Battle of Xiao Pei, Zhang Fei singled out Lü Bu head-on for a hundred rounds, and the downwind was not obvious. Of course, if it was Lü Bu at his peak, Zhang Fei would not be so fierce. (Author Of History Ling Xuan Pavilion)
Zhao Yun went in and out seven times on the slope of Changshan, and even picked fifty-four members of Cao Wei's martial generals, which was an unsolvable achievement. In the Battle of Yongshan, Zhao Yun broke through the barriers of Xu Chu, Li Dian, and Le Jin, and there was still yu li to move in a second. In the Battle of Hanshui, Zhao Yun singled out Zhang Hao and Xu Huang to join forces. In the Battle of Fengming Mountain, Zhao Yun, who was more than seventy years old, picked a door of five generals.
Ma Chao's strength is very close to Zhao Yun, but his psychological quality is not good, so his comprehensive strength is not as good as Zhao Yun. In the Battle of Tongguan, Ma Chao fought with Xu Chu for 200 rounds, and Xu Chu was impetuous. In this battle, Ma Chao defeated Yu Ban in ten rounds and Zhang Gao in 20 rounds. It can be seen that his explosive power is better than Zhao Yun, but Ma Chao can't take down Cao Hong in 50 rounds, indicating that he is unstable. (Author Of History Ling Xuan Pavilion)
Guan Yu is a typical explosive martial artist, with a fast and heavy sword, much like a barbarian three knives. At the Battle of Tushan, Guan Yu fought hard to kill Xu Chu and Xu Huang. Unravel the siege of the white horse, Guan Yu slashed the face of liang and cursed the ugly, threatening the world. Guan Yu's achievements, Lü Bu is envious!
Yan Liang and Wen Ugly did die under Guan Yu's knife, and they died very quickly, basically not fighting back. But that doesn't stop them from being in the T1 grade. Yan Liang defeated Xu Huang in 20 rounds, frightening the generals of Cao Ying from coming forward. Wen Ugly singled out Zhang Liao and Xu Huang to join forces and singled out Zhao Yun for 50 rounds without winning or losing.
T2: Xu Chu, Dianwei, Pound, Huang Zhong, Xu Huang, Wen Duan.
The "T2" grade of military generals has a significant gap with Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, Zhao Yun and other "Shu Han Five Tiger Generals". If they face a T2-ranked warrior, the chances of winning are slim. For example, Xu Chu was picked up by Zhang Fei three times, beaten by Guan Yu once, and scared twice by Zhao Yun. (Author Of History Ling Xuan Pavilion)
Of course, Huang Zhong is an exception. Huang Zhong's technique can touch the edge of T2, but unfortunately he is too old to keep up with his physical strength. When Huang Zhong singled out Guan Yu, Guan Yu did not use his full strength at all, and he thought of subduing the veteran Huang Zhong. unbelief? You see how much Huang Zhong's record is after playing Guan Yu.
The difference in strength between Xu Chu and Dianwei was very small, even negligible. When Xu Chu appeared, Dianwei and Xu Chu singled out the whole day, from morning to night, the two just couldn't tell the difference between high and low. What about Xu Chu? Xu Chu is a reckless man with great strength but weak skills. Inside the Five Tigers of the Shu Han Dynasty, Xu Chu beat Ma Chao, and he beat Guan Yu, Zhao Yun, and Zhang Fei, all of which were sent in vain.
Pound, is a fierce man who "carries the coffin to death", and relying on his courage to dare to die, it is enough to rank T2. Pound fought with the elderly Guan Yu for 100 rounds, regardless of whether they won or lost. When Boss Cao subdued Pound, Pound wheeled up four fierce generals, Zhang Guo, Xiahou Yuan, Xu Huang and Xu Chu, and their physical strength was completely up to date!
Xu Huang, an underrated fierce player, can play fifty rounds without distinction. In the Battle of Xiangfan, Xu Huang fought with Guan Yu, who had an injury to his left arm, for 80 rounds, regardless of whether it was a bozhong. (Author Of History Ling Xuan Pavilion)
Wen Duan, nicknamed "Little Zhao Yun", was able to charge and kill many times in more than a hundred Cao Wei generals, but lacked a single challenge performance.
T3: Sun Ce, Tai Shi Ci, Zhang Liao, Zhang Gao, Cao Zhang, Guan Ping, Jiang Wei
Sun Ce and Tai Shi Ci were the ceiling of the eastern Wu warlords' combat strength. Although they were the ceiling of the eastern Wu generals' combat strength, the gap between them and the top fierce generals was still not small. Sun Ce and Tai Shi Ci singled out 100 rounds, from the horse to the river, and the difference in strength between the two was not large. Zhang Liao, on the other hand, sealed the upper limit of Tai Shi Ci and Sun Ce, and he fought with Tai Shi Ci for 80 rounds, regardless of whether he won or lost!
Zhang Liao and Zhang Gao, the strength of the two is not much different, when Zhang Gao appeared, Zhang Liao and Zhang Gao singled out 40 rounds, regardless of whether they won or lost. From Zhang Liao's Battle of Xiaoyaojin, it can be seen that Zhang Liao was fiercer and more lifeless than Zhang Liao, so Zhang Liao was slightly better than Zhang Gao.
Cao Zhang's setting is very strong, when he was a child, he could harden the bear with his bare hands, which is simply the "Three Kingdoms version of Wu Erlang". Judging from Cao Zhang's less than three seconds of Liu Feng, his explosive power is also very high. (Author Of History Ling Xuan Pavilion)
Guan Ping is an underrated fierce general, and his overall strength is better than Guan Xing and Zhang Bao, because he can single out Pound head-on!
Jiang Weizhi was brave and brave, and in a short period of time, he was able to fight with the elderly Zhao Yun, and was also praised by Zhao Yun for his martial arts!
T4: Xiahou Huan, Xiahou Yuan, Gan Ning, Zhou Tai, Wei Yan, Guan Xing, Zhang Bao, Zhang Ren.
There are many T4-level warriors, and I don't list them comprehensively enough.
The strength of the brothers Xiahou Huan and Xiahou Yuan was not much different, and Xiahou Huan dared to single out Lü Bu and draw Guan Yu in a short period of time.
Gan Ning was very brave in robbing the camp, and Zhou Tai was Sun Quan's personal bodyguard, protecting Sun Quan many times to break out of the siege.
Wei Yan roared with his "Lion Roar Gong", and wang shuang was called his classic record. (Author Of History Ling Xuan Pavilion)
Guan Xing and Zhang Bao, as descendants of the Five Tiger Generals of the Shu Han Dynasty, were not weak in martial arts, and dared to flaunt their might in front of Han Dang, Huang Gai and other Eastern Wu generals.
Zhang Ren and Zhang Fei singled out ten rounds, cheated and fled, if he did not run, insisting on 20 rounds should not be a big problem.