In the Archery Trilogy, Yi Tian, whether it is the structure of the writing method or the age of the story, has a strong sense of detachment from the first two works. Relatively speaking, the archery eagle and the divine eagle are closer, and the writing and structure are more similar.
How similar is it?
First of all, most of the characters in the archery eagle, as long as they are not dead, continue to appear in the god eagle, and there are still many scenes. For example, Guo Jing and his wife, the seven sons of Quanzhen, the east evil and the west poison and so on. It can be said that from the perspective of characters alone, the divine eagle is equivalent to the sequel to the archery eagle.
Secondly, many of the settings in the archery eagle continue to be reflected in the divine eagle. For example, there is a Sword of Mount Hua in the Archery Eagle, and there is also a Divine Eagle. And the concept of the five absolutes still exists, but it is just a change of people.
Again, there are similar hidden character settings in the two works. For example, in the Zhao Wangfu in the archery and the Mongolian camp in the divine sculpture, there are a group of guest masters, who all serve their masters and are enemies of the protagonist. Moreover, although they are not top masters, they are all first-class masters in their respective rivers and lakes.
In the Zhao Dynasty, the six masters under Yan Honglie were Sha Tongtian, Hou Tonghai, Liang Ziweng, Peng Lianhu, Lingzhi Shangren, and Ouyang Ke. These six people may not be the same age, but their martial arts are similar.
So in Kublai Khan's Mongol camp, can we find the counterparts of Sha tongtian and six others?
The correspondence here refers to both martial arts and personality.
Let's compare them separately.
First, Sha Tongtian - Xiao Xiangzi
Sha Tongtian was the oldest of the six, and he seemed to be the strongest in martial arts. And under Kublai Khan, Xiao Xiangzi should be the strongest.
Xiao Xiangzi is one of the three mongolian masters, with a strong personality and a fight with Sha Tongtian. In Tianzhong, Jin Yong also mentioned that Xiao Xiangzi's martial arts were slightly better than Yin Kexi.'s. Therefore, it can be basically determined that in addition to the Golden Wheel Guoshi, Xiao Xiangzi is the first master of the Mongolian camp.
2. Hou Tonghai - Ma Guangzuo
Hou Tonghai was Sha Tongtian's disciple, and this person had no brains, and would only follow his brother and shout. In terms of martial arts, he also seems to be the worst of the six.
Interestingly, in the Mongolian camp, there is also such a brainless person, he is Ma Guangzuo. Compared with the viciousness and viciousness of Xiao Xiangzi Yin Kexi and others, Ma Guangzuo is a stupid big man with a simple mind and developed limbs, but his nature is not bad. Even Yang Guo could see that he and Xiao Xiangzi were not the same person, and asked him to leave Mongolia quickly.
The Mongolian Three Masters we often talk about do not include Ma Guangzuo, which shows that this person's martial arts and IQ are not enough to compare with the other three. Therefore, Ma Guangzuo's position in the Mongol camp was not much different from that of Hou Tonghai in the Zhao Dynasty.
3. Peng Lianhu - Yin Kexi
Peng Lianhu was the most scheming man in the Zhao Dynasty, the king of emotional intelligence. His name bears a tiger character, and he is indeed like a smiling tiger, harming people invisibly. When he shook hands with Ma Yu with a smile on his face, he had already poisoned the other party. This kind of vicious means is even more terrifying than Sha Tongtian.
And Yin Kexi of the Mongolian camp is also a smiling tiger, worthy of the king of emotional intelligence of the Mongolian camp. This person understands the overall situation, and the little abacus in his heart is very loud, and he knows what can be done and what cannot be done; who can and who cannot be provoked. Although Yin Kexi's martial arts skills were inferior to Xiao Xiangzi's, he was actually more terrifying than Xiao Xiangzi. However, Yin Kexi finally did not sin on the face, and even Yang Guo did not let him look too ugly for this reason.
4. Spiritual Master - Nemo Star
The spiritual wisdom of the martial arts is vicious and intimidating. But his biggest feature is not martial arts, but his disdain for top masters, not easy to convince, and can only be taught again and again.
Lingzhi Shangren had suffered great losses under Huang Yaoshi and Ouyang Feng's men, and the reason was that he did not obey the jianghu status of eastern evil and western poison, believing that they were deceitful and famous people. This kind of person, only after being beaten, knows how powerful it is.
Coincidentally, Nemo star is also this kind of goods. However, Nemo Star was harder than the bones of the Lingzhi Shangren, and he had always disobeyed the Golden Wheel Master. Of course, this is also related to the fact that the strength advantage of the Golden Wheel National Division is not so great.
5. Liang Zi Weng - Darbar
Kublai Khan's men, in addition to the Golden Wheel Guoshi, were strictly speaking only four. However, because the Golden Wheel Guoshi was also working as an errand boy in the Mongolian camp, his disciples were naturally counted.
Darba and Liang Zi weng do not have much in common. Darba's mind is simple, but Liang Ziweng is an old man. However, both have suffered losses at the top masters and have relented a lot as a result. Liang Ziweng was caught by Hong Qigong in his early years for repairs, and since then he has been much more honest. After Being manipulated by Yang Guoyi, Darba promised not to set foot in the Central Plains again in his lifetime.
6. Ouyang Ke - Huo Du
What the two have in common is that they are young and have a frivolous side of their personalities. And both are less lords. Ouyang Ke is the young lord of Baituo Mountain, and Huo Du is the prince of a fallen tribe in Mongolia.
Relatively speaking, Huo Du was more sinister and cunning, while Ouyang Ke seemed a little silly, sometimes more like an embroidered pillow. Moreover, Ouyang Ke was too obsessed with Huang Rong, and it was difficult for him to achieve great things with this matter.
Finally, let's digress. The first masters of the two camps were Ouyang Feng and the Golden Wheel Guoshi. But the two are markedly different. Ouyang Feng and Yan Honglie are only cooperative partners, and the two have no subordinate relationship. The Golden Wheel Guoshi was 100 percent kublai Khan's subordinate. Therefore, although the martial arts of the two are of the same level, there is a big gap in the aura.