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Although it is said that the heroes of Liangshan are speaking with strength, and the level of martial arts also determines whether they can survive on Liangshan, it is undeniable that many so-called heroes of Liangshan are not good at martial arts.
For example, Song Jiang, the boss of Liangshan, whether it is in novels or film and television dramas, almost never sees Song Jiang really going into battle to kill the enemy. Although it is also said in the novel that Song Jiang knows a little martial arts, otherwise he would not carry a ring knife with him, but after all, he is still the weaker one.
However, what is a little incredible is that even if Song Jiang's martial arts are not good, he has two real apprentices.
Song Jiang's apprentices are the two brothers Kong Ming and Kong Liang in the novel.
In fact, there are also many plots in the book that tell the story between the master and the apprentice.
For example, Wang Jin dialed Shi Jin, Qin Ming is Huang Xin's master, etc.
However, Wang Jin is the head of the forbidden army, and he has real kung fu, so he will make Shi Jin's martial arts improve by leaps and bounds. And Qin Ming needless to say, the control under the command department did not fall from the sky, but was taken down by real ability.
And what about Song Jiang?
Regarding the situation of Song Jiang ordering Kong Ming and Kong Liang's martial arts and becoming their masters, it is written in the book:
Song Jiang said: "...... Here is the White Tiger Mountain, this village is on the Confucian Zhuang. It happened that the youngest son of Kong Taigong who fought with his brother was in a hurry, so he was easy to fight with others, so he was called Kong Liang everywhere. This goose yellow jacket is the eldest son of Kong Taigong, and everyone calls him Kong Ming, the hairy star. Because he is good at using guns and sticks, but I ordered some of them to make me a master. ......”
Looking at this description carefully, it is not difficult for us to find that Kong Ming and Kong Liang themselves also know some martial arts, otherwise they would not be "good at learning guns", but in Song Jiang's opinion, their martial arts are not enough at all.
Therefore, according to Song Jiang's own words, he really couldn't look at it, so he took a shot and dialed Kong Ming and Kong Liang, and then Kong Ming and Kong Liang worshiped Song Jiang as their teacher. From then on, Song Jiang was Kong Ming Kong Liang's master, and Kong Ming and Kong Liang were Song Jiang's apprentices.
And judging from the later performances of Kong Ming and Kong Liang in the book, although their martial arts are not the strongest, at least they are not the weakest. Does this mean that Song Jiang's martial arts are actually quite powerful?
So, this contradicts each other, since everyone thinks that Song Jiang's martial arts are not good, but the martial arts of his two apprentices can be rampant.
What's going on here?
In fact, this is the most powerful thing about Song Jiang, the reason why the author was arranged by Song Jiang, who seems to be not good at martial arts, is actually to use these two apprentices to highlight Song Jiang's truest heart.
Because, Kong Ming's asterisk is the Earth Rampant Star, and Kong Liang's asterisk is the Earth Mad Star, and their asterisks together actually represent the rampant world in Song Jiang's heart.
First of all, Song Jiang was able to prepare everything in advance for the possibility of killing people, which made it impossible for him to be arrested by the government. This shows that in Song Jiang's heart, he has long ignored the laws of the imperial court.
Secondly, Song Jiang seems to be not good at martial arts, but he can teach powerful apprentices, which fully shows that Song Jiang is deliberately hiding his strength and deliberately not rushing to the front line of the battle, so as to do everything possible to save his life. As for other people's lives, in Song Jiang's opinion, it is not a matter.
In the end, although Song Jiangkou kept saying that he wanted to be recruited and didn't want to be the emperor himself, the asterisk of his most beloved apprentice exposed his rampant heart. Song Jiang, who tasted the taste of power, would definitely not be such a cautious person.
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