In the legends of the rivers and lakes, the duel between Li Chungang and Tuoba Bodhisattva has always been a hot topic. Li Chungang, although he is old and weak, is still a kendo master. His weakness seems to be obvious, and the physical decline brought on by his age may have put him at a disadvantage in the fierce battle with Tuoba Bodhisattva.
Tuoba Bodhisattva is famous for his profound realm, but the true strength in battle is still unknown. Once he fights with Li Chungang, the two masters may die together, which is the common conjecture of many martial arts people.
Xu Fengnian once defeated Tuoba Bodhisattva, but it was relying on luck and the gift of heaven and man, rather than a simple military duel. Wang Xianzhi is mysterious and powerful, and only a few people who have insight into its true power can deeply understand it.
Gu Jiantang once said that without fighting Wang Xianzhi to the death, it would be difficult to get a glimpse of his true strength. Implicit in these words is the recognition of Wang Xianzhi's profound force. And Li Chungang, although his realm is not as good as Tuoba Bodhisattva, will his state of mind make up for this shortcoming?
In this regard, Wang Xianzhi has a strong self-contained state of mind, and is even so confident that he thinks he is invincible in the world. In this comparison, the strength of Li Chungang's swordsmanship is particularly important, even in the face of the decline of the realm, he is not afraid at all.
Wang Xianzhi has a formidable combat power and realm, and his existence seems to announce an insurmountable peak. And Tuoba Bodhisattva, although the realm is lofty, whether the actual combat ability matches it is still an unsolved mystery.
In this virtual showdown, everyone has a different answer in mind. What would Zhang Fuyao say? He may observe the subtle psychological and technical battles between these masters, and analyze the key to victory or defeat. But no matter what the result is, Wang Xianzhi's strength always seems to make people feel that he is always the winner of the winners.
The duel of masters in martial arts is often not only a contest of force, but also contains the comprehensive effect of realm, mood and opportunity. Therefore, there may not be a definite answer to whether Li Chungang can win the Tuoba Bodhisattva. But for martial arts readers, such a debate is a treat in itself.