The strongest in the early stage of the Three Kingdoms will be Lu Bu, which goes without saying. Tiger Prison Pass singled out Liu Guanzhang and Puyang to fight the six generals, and the Yuanmen shot the halberd and shocked the three armies. Except for Zhang Fei, the other generals were all trembling when they saw Lu Bu. Even the arrogant Second Brother Guan was respectful when he saw Lu Bu, and he didn't dare to make a mistake.
Who is the strongest general in the later period of the Three Kingdoms? It must be "Xiao Zhao Yun".
With the passage of time, the heroic generals crossed the sky like meteors, leaving countless legends. When the figures of heroes such as Guan Yu, Zhang Fei, and Zhao Yun faded away, people thought that the bloody years had passed with the wind. In the afterglow of history, a new star is rising, and he is Wenyang.
Under the city of Lejia, the night was like ink, and Wen Yang was like lightning in the dark night, leading the elite soldiers to raid the camp of Sima Division. His appearance, like a sharp sword, pierced the silence of the night. Under his leadership, the soldiers descended like tigers and were unstoppable. Wen Yang took the lead, brandishing a spear, and every charge made the enemy fearful. His bravery seems to let people see the demeanor of the fierce generals of the Three Kingdoms in the past.
Deng Ai led the army to reinforcements, and Wen Yang was not afraid and raised his gun to meet the battle. The two chess opponents, will meet good talents, and a fierce battle unfolds in the night. Fifty rounds later, it's still hard to tell the difference. Wen Yang's bravery makes people see the unlimited potential in him.
The wheel of history is rolling forward, and although Wenyang is brave, it is difficult to reproduce the glory of the early Three Kingdoms. At that time, the fierce generals were like clouds, Zhao Yun, Guan Yu and others were heroic, and their martial arts and resourcefulness had reached the peak. In comparison, although Wenyang was a leader in the later period, he was still inferior.
Recalling that year, in the Battle of Qishan, Zhao Yun fought Xu Chu, Li Dian, and Yu Ban alone, and was still able to defeat Zhang He in the end, which shows his bravery. And Wen Yang drew with Deng Ai after a fierce battle in the middle of the night, although he also performed well, but compared with his predecessors, there is still a gap.
Despite this, the appearance of Wenyang still added a touch of color to the history of the later Three Kingdoms. His bravery and achievements made people feel the blood and passion of the generals again.
Judging from Wen Yang's bravery, he can undoubtedly be among the ranks of super-first-class generals. So, how powerful is this heroic general? Let us explore from the two perspectives of official history and romance.
In the official history, Wenyang is known as the "enemy of ten thousand people", and its courage can be seen. According to the "Zizhi Tongjian", he was "eighteen years old and extremely brave", which is enough to show his extraordinary martial arts. In the Book of Jin, he was praised as the "Three Armies of Bravery", which further confirmed his bravery.
The best example that can show Wen Yang's bravery is the night attack on Sima Shi. In 255 AD, Wen Yang attacked Sima Shi's camp at night, an action that not only demonstrated his resourcefulness and courage, but also demonstrated his extraordinary martial arts. In the darkness of night, he led more than ten horsemen to rush into the enemy camp, beating drums and shouting, invincible. Sima Shi's eyes burst out because of fright, and this scene is enough to show Wen Yang's bravery and deterrence. Since then, Wen Yang has relied on his own strength to repel Sima Shi's pursuers many times, and his bravery can be seen.
In the "Zizhi Tongjian", there are detailed records of Wenyang's night attack, Sima Shi's eyeballs bursting, and Wenyang's repulsion of the pursuers.
The duck and the horseman rode more than ten times to destroy the front and trap Chen, and they were invincible, so they led away. The division made Zuo Chang Shi Sima Ban lead the eight thousand wings to chase it, and the duck entered thousands of horses with horses, killing and wounding more than 100 people, but out, so six or seven, chasing and riding do not dare to force. --- "Information Governance Guide"
The duck led the strong men to the first to make noise, and the army was disturbed. The division was horrified. The disease is prominent, I am afraid that everyone knows about it, and the rodent is broken. --- "Information Governance Guide"
In the battle of Lejia City, Wen Yang repeatedly charged among the Wei cavalry with the courage of a single horse, "six or seven like this", this heroic and fearless spirit can't help but remind people of Zhao Yun on the Changban slope. Their figures staggered across the battlefield like lightning piercing the night sky, bringing endless fear to the enemy. In "Hearing and Seeing in the West Garden", Zhao Yun and Wen Yang are listed as heroic examples of entering and exiting the crowd and single-handedly, and they are unstoppable, which is enough to demonstrate their bravery and might.
Wenyang's life experience is also full of legends. After the defeat of Shouchun in Biqiujian, he surrendered to Wu with his father, and then joined Sima Zhao, and this tortuous experience added to his legend. However, no matter where he was, he won the admiration of the people with his unwavering faith and extraordinary martial arts.
When the Western Jin Dynasty was established, Wenyang was once promoted to the governor of Dadu, commanding the military strength of the three states, defeating the rebellious Hexi army in one fell swoop, forcing 200,000 Hu tribes to surrender. At this moment, Wen Yang's name resounded all over the world, and his mighty image was deeply imprinted in people's hearts.
From Wen Yang's deeds, we can see that he not only has excellent martial arts and extraordinary courage, but also has rare handsome talents. Therefore, it is not an exaggeration to compare Wenyang with Guan Yu and Zhang Fei of the "Ten Thousand Enemies". His fans even regarded him as the "first god of war" during the Three Kingdoms period, and this praise is enough to highlight his important status.
In the romance, Wenyang's force is vividly displayed. When he attacked Sima Shi's camp at night, he descended like a tiger and was invincible. Everywhere he went, no one dared to do it, and he was killed by the guns and whips. His bravery amazed people and terrified his enemies.
At dawn, Wen Yang encountered Deng Ai. The two valiant generals engaged in a fierce battle, and after fifty rounds, it was still difficult to distinguish between them. This battle not only showed Wen Yang's strength, but also highlighted his tenacity and perseverance.
In the process of beating the pursuers, Wen Yang showed his might. He suddenly reined in his horse, let out a loud shout, and rushed straight into the Wei general's formation. Where the steel whip started, they fell off their horses one after another, and the pursuers all retreated. The heroic performance of this scene is exactly the same as the description in the official history, highlighting the might and domineering of Wenyang.
Original text: So Wei will be 100 members and come back to catch up. The duck was furious and said, "Why don't the rats spare their lives!" Whip the horse, kill into the Wei generals, kill several people with the whip, and return to the horse to walk slowly. General Wei chased four or five times in a row, but was killed and retreated by Wen Yang alone.
In four or five fierce chases in a row, the Wei army repeatedly tried to round up Wen Yang, but was repeatedly repelled by him heroically. In the end, hundreds of Wei soldiers could only helplessly, helplessly watching Wen Yang leave calmly, his back gradually drifting away on the battlefield, showing unparalleled bravery and domineering.
If Zhao Yun and Wen Yang's ability to charge into battle are compared, who is better? I think that back then, Zhao Yun was able to escape because Cao Cao ordered him to be captured alive, which was like a talisman to escort Zhao Yun. Wen Yang was different, the Wei army did not prohibit him, and any soldier who could capture or kill him would receive great glory. However, in the face of Wen Yang's bravery, the Wei army was helpless, allowing him to rush and kill repeatedly, coming and going freely. From this point of view, the prestige of "seven in and seven out" should actually be attributed to Wen Yang, not Zhao Yun. In this heroic contest, Wen Yang proved that his ability to rush into battle was better with his actual actions.