In the battle of Tongguan, the beacon fire burned out the sky, and the generals fought like fierce beasts. Among them, Xu Chu and Ma Chao clashed and were tense, but they could not distinguish the winner due to the intervention of foreign aid. Since then, after many battles, the contest between Xu Chu and Zhang Fei, Ma Chao and other heroes has become a good story in history.
[Chapter 1: Iron and Blood]
Ma Chao's evaluation of Xu Chu can be described as the highest praise among martial artists. The two iron horsemen fought each other in a fierce duel, and no one backed down, which was shocking. Xu Chu's force attracted the admiration of the enemy, and it couldn't help but remind people of the ancient adage that "heroes see the same thing". The battle between Zhang Fei and Ma Chao is even more legendary, and the strength of the two is like a landslide, which is amazing. In the battle of Bowangpo, Xu Chu showed a little fear, and left in a hurry after only 20 rounds, which may be his psychological change when he fought against Zhang Fei.
[Chapter 2: Frustration and Persistence]
The Battle of Chibi was staged on a gorgeous martial arts stage, and in the firelight, the fate was surging. Although Cao's army was strong, Xu Chu failed to gain the upper hand, perhaps because he had encountered a more stubborn opponent, or perhaps because luck had not favored him. No matter what, he sticks to his beliefs and can maintain a firm heart even if he fights with iron and blood.
[Chapter 3: Challenge and Awe]
In the Battle of Hanzhong, Xu Chu actually fought Zhang Fei in a drunken state, which can be called one of the craziest battles in history. After drinking, he may have paralyzed his nerves, or perhaps his confidence was bursting to the extreme, and he fought with Zhang Fei, a fierce general with high martial arts, and almost died at a critical moment. This feat is breathtaking, and at the same time, it also makes people feel awe of Xu Chu.
[Chapter 4: Challenges and Timidity]
In the battle of Tongguan, Xu Chu and Zhang Fei launched a fierce battle. In the face of Zhang Fei's might, Xu Chu showed obvious retreat, his sword was no longer as sharp as before, as if it was captured by Zhang Fei's heroic momentum. This kind of retreat is not timidity, but a kind of respect for the strong, and perhaps a recognition of one's own strength.
[Chapter 5: Strength and Insolvability]
The confrontation with Ma Chao showed Xu Chu's strength, but he failed to distinguish the winner. The intervention of Han Sui and Cao Cao shows that Xu Chu is not an invincible person. Although he is a great martial artist, he can also find it tricky when facing enemies who join forces. Ma Chao threw a secret weapon at Zhang Fei, but did not do so in the duel with Xu Chu, perhaps because he knew that even without a hidden weapon, Xu Chu would be difficult to defeat him.
[Chapter 6: Desperate Situation and Unsolvable]
If Xu Chu and Zhang Fei really fight to the death, the end will inevitably be Xu Chu's defeat. He may have extraordinary courage and strength, but in front of Zhang Fei, he seems powerless. Comprehensive analysis shows that Xu Chu is not Zhang Fei's opponent and cannot defeat Zhang Fei. This feeling of desperation may be the deepest struggle and helplessness in Xu Chu's heart.
[Conclusion: Pride and Challenge]
In the chaotic battlefield, pride and challenge are intertwined into a magnificent picture. The confrontation between Xu Chu and Zhang Fei is not only a contest of force, but also a kind of spiritual struggle. Although Xu Chu was unable to defeat Zhang Fei in the end, his courage and tenacious spirit are worth remembering forever. In the long course of history, their legendary stories will always inspire future generations, and they are brave and not afraid of challenges, which is where the real pride lies. What do you think of this?