Fifth gear: Hua Xiong, Gao Lan, Li Dian, Le Jin, Wang Shuang, Ji Ling, Wang Ping, Ma Dai, Yan Yan, Wu Anguo, Yu Ban
Hua Xiong: In "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Hua Xiong is a fierce general under Dong Zhuo, who once beheaded several generals in front of Bishui Pass, shocked the princes, and was finally beheaded by Guan Yu.
Gao Ran: Gao Ran was one of the "Four Pillars of Hebei" under Yuan Shao, strong in martial arts, and fought with Xu Chu, Xu Huang and others in the Battle of Guandu, and later surrendered to Cao Cao, but was killed by Zhao Yun while pursuing Liu Bei.
Li Dian: Li Dian was a wise and brave general under Cao Cao, who excelled in many battles, especially in the Battle of Xinye, where he defeated Liu Bei's army with fewer victories.
Le Jin: Le Jin was one of Cao Cao's "Five Good Generals", known for his bravery, he participated in many important battles, and defeated Sun Quan's army with Zhang Liao, Li Dian and others in the Battle of Hefei.
Wang Shuang: Wang Shuang is a general of Cao Wei, burly and brave, he is good at using the meteor hammer, and once caused great trouble to the Shu army during Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition, and was finally beheaded by Wei Yan.
Ji Ling: Ji Ling is a general under Yuan Shu, he is armed with a three-pointed two-edged knife, weighing 50 catties, and is extremely brave, he once fought with Guan Yu for 30 rounds without winning or losing, and was later killed by Zhang Fei.
Wang Ping: The general of the Shu Han Dynasty, although he did not write much in the original book, performed well in the Battle of Jieting, was wise and brave, and successfully defeated the vanguard of Zhang He, the general of Cao Wei, showing his tactics and strength.
Ma Dai: An important general in the late Shu Han Dynasty, Ma Chao's cousin, brave and good at fighting. In the battle of beheading Wei Yan, Ma Dai unexpectedly beheaded Wei Yan under his horse, showing his superb martial arts and decisiveness.
Yan Yan: Originally a general of Liu Zhang, Bajun was too guarded, and he was known for his bravery. When Zhang Fei attacked Ba County, Yan Yan held the city and fought fiercely with Zhang Fei for many days, although he was finally defeated and captured, his bravery and loyalty were admirable.
Wu Anguo: Kong Rong's fierce general, good at using iron hammers. In the Battle of Tiger Pass, he swung his hammer against Lu Bu, and although he was eventually cut off by Lu Bu, his brave and fearless fighting spirit was impressive.
Yu Ban: One of the five good generals of Cao Wei, known for his strict and steady management of the army. He performed well in many battles, especially in the Battle of the Flooded Seventh Army, although he was captured by Guan Yu, his indomitable will is still praised.
Fourth gear: Wei Yan, Jiang Wei, Deng Ai, Guan Xing, Zhang Bao, Cao Zhang, Zhang Xiu, Zhou Tai, Zhang He, Zhang Liao, Xu Huang
Wei Yan: Shu Han fierce general, good at swordsmanship, has been in the heads-up many times to make meritorious contributions, one knife seconds off Wang Shuang, his brave martial arts make the enemy fearful.
Jiang Wei: He has both wisdom and bravery, superb marksmanship, and has not fallen behind in the heads-up with Cao Wei's famous general Deng Ai, and has also fought with the elderly Zhao Yun for more than a dozen rounds!
Deng Ai: Cao Wei, a famous general, has sharp swordsmanship, and once showed his rapid attack power and flexible body skills in a heads-up with Jiang Wei, which is amazing.
Guan Xing: Inheriting his father Guan Yu's sword skills, he is extremely brave, and Zhang Bao: Zhang Fei's son, who is good at using the Zhangba snake spear.
Guan Xing was heroic on the battlefield, successively killing Li Yi, Pan Zhang, Zhou Ping, Dong Xi, Yang Ling, Yue Ji and many other enemy generals, and successfully captured Tan Xiong, whose martial arts are so strong that it is breathtaking. In contrast, although Zhang Bao is slightly inferior, he is also a little expert at abusing vegetables on the battlefield. It is worth mentioning that Li Yi, who was once killed by Guan Xing, was able to fight for 20 rounds without winning or losing in the confrontation with Zhang Bao.
Cao Zhang: Cao Wei's fierce general, the double halberd method is extremely wild, and he once defeated the Shu Han general Liu Feng with an absolute advantage in heads-up, and his martial arts are so strong that they are daunting.
Zhang Xiu, known as the king of guns in the north, occupies a place among the 24 generals who have been circulated. However, in the historical novel "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", he has very few records, and he doesn't even dare to go head-to-head with a fierce general like Dian Wei, which is undoubtedly regrettable.
The three generals, Zhang He, Zhang Liao, and Xu Huang, are all heroes who can fight well and shock the side in the official history. Under the depiction of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", when these three five sons are facing the five tiger generals of Shu Han, they often have to flee for their lives. Still, we can't deny their strength. Of the three, Xu Huang's performance was particularly outstanding, he had a draw with the elderly Guan Yu, and also had a tie with Xu Chu. Although he is slightly inferior in front of Zhao Yun, his record is still awe-inspiring.
Zhou Tai is Sun Quan's personal guard, and his combat effectiveness is very strong, cutting bandits is like chopping melons and vegetables!
The third gear: Wen Chou, Yan Liang, Tai Shici, Sun Ce, Gan Ning, Xiahoudun, Guan Ping, Gao Shun
Wen Chou: A fierce general under Yuan Shao, he is good at using spears and has strong martial arts. In the Battle of Yanjin, he single-handedly pursued Cao Cao, defeated Zhang Liao and Xu Huang, and also singled out the young Zhao Yun for 60 rounds, but was finally beheaded by Guan Yu.
Yan Liang: He is also a general of Yuan Shao, known for his bravery. He once killed several generals of Cao Cao in a row in the Battle of the White Horse, and he was unstoppable, but was finally killed by Guan Yu's surprise attack.
Tai Shi Ci: A fierce general of Eastern Wu, good at bows and arrows and marksmanship. He once fought with Sun Ce for 100 rounds without a win, showing his superb martial arts. In heads-up, he was known for his courage and courage many times, and was an important general of Soochow.
Sun Ce: One of the founders of Eastern Wu, brave and good at fighting. In the Battle of Shenting Ridge, he and Tai Shi Ci fought fiercely, and the two sides were evenly matched.
Gan Ning: A general of Eastern Wu, known for his bravery and good fighting. He was the first to ascend the city in the Battle of Anhui City, killed the enemy generals, and made great achievements for Eastern Wu. In heads-up, he also showed his brave combat effectiveness many times.
Xiahoudun: A general of the Cao Wei clan, known for his bravery. In many battles, he led the charge and feared his enemies with his bravery. Especially after his eye injury, he still insisted on fighting, which showed his courage and fearlessness.
Guan Ping: The son of Guan Yu, he inherited his father's martial arts. In the battle with Liu Bei to defeat Wu, he fought many times, and his brave martial arts and fighting spirit were widely praised. In heads-up, he and Pound went head-to-head for 30 rounds without a win!
Gao Shun: A fierce general under Lu Bu, he is good at using spears. He had defeated the enemy on the battlefield many times, and his brave martial arts and strict military discipline were deeply appreciated by Lu Bu.
Second gear: Zhao Yun, Ma Chao, Guan Yu, Dian Wei, Xu Chu, Pang De, Wen Yang
Wen Yang, a fierce general who emerged in the late Three Kingdoms period, is like a bright star, shining alone in the era of withering brave generals. He is known as "Little Zhao Yun", and his heroic deeds of retreating from the enemy alone have been praised through the ages. One person and one horse, shuttling freely among thousands of troops and horses, as if entering the realm of no one, showing his extraordinary martial arts and courage.
Pang De, a fierce general from Xiliang, is underestimated by the world. He once fought against the four fierce generals Xiahoudun, Xu Huang, Zhang Liao, and Xu Chu in the wheel battle, and his sword skills were still not chaotic at all. fought with the elderly Guan Yu for 100 rounds without winning or losing, and even shot Guan Yu with an arrow, demonstrating his superb martial arts.
Xu Chu and Dian Wei, two fierce generals with equal combat power, their duel seems to be an evenly matched contest. Xu Chu fought with Dian Wei for a whole day when he appeared, without a win, showing their amazing strength and endurance.
However, Dian Wei's early death is a sad sight to behold, and his record lacks a hard-fought battle with a top-notch warrior. Still, his bravery during his lifetime is unforgettable.
Guan Yu, the mighty general of China, is known for his powerful explosive power and swift knife skills. His horse is as fast as lightning and his sword is fierce and powerful, and with these two advantages, he is able to quickly slash the enemy.
Even fierce generals like Yan Liang and Wen Chou could hardly resist the power of three rounds in front of Guan Yu. However, Guan Yu's defense is relatively weak, and he is more susceptible to damage from arrows compared to Zhao Yun and Ma Chao.
Among the six fierce generals in the second gear, although the strength of Pang De and Wen Yang is slightly inferior, the gap between them and the other fierce generals is not large. Although Xu Chu has a rugged appearance, he was able to remain undefeated in the 200-round battle with Ma Chao, showing his amazing strength.
When it comes to foot combat, Dian Wei is undoubtedly the strongest general; when it comes to charging into battle, Zhao Yun is invincible; in terms of heads-up before the battle, Ma Chao and Xu Chu's strength can be called first-class; and when it comes to speed and explosiveness, Guan Yu is a well-deserved leader.
The first gear: Lu Bu, Zhang Fei, and Huang Zhong in the prime of life
In the battle of Changsha, the confrontation between Huang Zhong and Guan Yu was indeed a battle between the dragon and the tiger, and the two fought for more than 100 rounds and were still indistinguishable, fully demonstrating Huang Zhong's extraordinary martial arts. However, in romance, the difference in strength between generals often needs to be revealed through dozens of rounds of fierce battles. As shown by Zhang He's battle against Ma Chao, Zhang Fei, and Cao Hong against Ma Chao, even if there is a level difference in martial arts, it can be seen after dozens of rounds of fierce battles.
Therefore, for this fierce battle between Huang Zhong and Guan Yu, it is not difficult to understand why it lasted so long. However, from the discussion of Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang in the battle of Yizhou, we can get a glimpse of the clue: they did not mention that Huang Zhong could fight Ma Chao, obviously in their hearts, Huang Zhong's strength is still slightly inferior to Zhang Fei, Ma Chao, Zhao Yun and others. This may also hint at the subtle difference in strength between Huang Zhong and Guan Yu.
Of course, we must take into account that Huang Zhong is very old, and his physical strength naturally cannot be compared with that of his young adult. If time goes back twenty or thirty years, and Huang Zhong is in the prime of life, then the gap in strength between him and Guan Yu may be solved, and it is even expected to surpass.
Zhang Fei is undoubtedly the fierce general closest to Lu Bu in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", and there is no one. In "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Zhang Fei's force value is depicted very high, especially his confrontation with Lu Bu is even more impressive.
Before the Tiger Prison Pass, Zhang Fei fought with Lu Bu for 50 rounds, although he had a slight advantage, but he had already shown his amazing strength and courage. It is worth mentioning that Lu Bu did not pick Zhang Fei's weapon like in the TV series.
In front of Xiaopeicheng, Zhang Fei confronted Lu Bu again, and this time he fought for a hundred rounds without a victory. Moreover, it is worth noting that Zhang Fei did not ride a red rabbit horse at that time, which shows his strength even more. Being able to draw with Lu Bu within 100 rounds is enough to show that Zhang Fei and Lu Bu are at the same level in terms of force.
As for the later stage of Ma Chao, Zhang Fei was already past his peak age. But even so, he can still fight with a young fighter like Ma Chao. This also once again proves the strength of Zhang Fei's strength.