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How to define the force of the sick lieutenant Chi Sun Li?
Among the many heroes and heroes in Liangshanbo, Chi Sun Li, the sick lieutenant, has become an existence that cannot be ignored with his unique martial arts and prestige. How exactly is his force defined? Some people say that his upper limit is enough to match Qin Ming, the thunderbolt as fierce as fire; And the lower limit is at least not inferior to Xiao Li Guanghuarong, the sharpshooter who has no missing arrows. But what is the truth?
Sun Li, a scholar who could have made a living from literature and ink, threw himself into the rivers and lakes because of the injustice of the world. He was a man of great strength and was particularly adept at wielding spears. Whenever he wielded his spear, it seemed to be a wind and thunder, which was daunting. On the rivers and lakes, he broke out of the world with his martial arts and won the prestige of "Sick Captain Chi".
However, what really made Sun Li famous was his two confrontations with Qin Ming and Hua Rong. Those two battles not only let everyone see Sun Li's martial arts, but also made people think: What kind of height has Sun Li's martial arts reached?
During a battle, Sun Li met Qin Ming. Qin Ming was holding a mace, extremely brave, and every blow was like a thunderbolt. And Sun Li, relying on the flexibility and speed of the spear, launched a fierce confrontation with Qin Ming. The two of you come and go, and the fight is inseparable. I saw that Sun Li was in a sturdy body, with a spear like a dragon out of the sea, sometimes stabbing straight, sometimes sweeping, and every attack was accurate and deadly. And Qin Ming relied on the power of the mace to constantly put pressure on Sun Li. After hundreds of rounds of fierce fighting, the two finally separated the winner - although Sun Li was defeated, his bravery and skill made Qin Ming also feel admired.
Another time, Sun Li and Hua Rong competed in martial arts in Liangshanbo's martial arts arena. Hua Rong is famous for his archery, but his marksmanship is just as good. The two are armed with spears, you go back and forth, and a thrilling duel is launched. Hua Rong's marksmanship is elegant and sharp, while Sun Li constantly causes trouble for Hua Rong with the power and speed of his spear. After a fierce battle, the two finally shook hands and made peace - they both realized that the other's martial arts were truly extraordinary.
These two confrontations made Sun Li's reputation even louder, but at the same time, they also raised a question: how should Sun Li's force be defined?
Some people believe that Sun Li's upper limit of force is Qin Ming. They believed that although Sun Li had lost in the confrontation with Qin Ming, his bravery and skill were already comparable to Qin Ming. Moreover, Sun Li could also show bravery and combat effectiveness comparable to Qin Ming in other battles.
However, some people believe that Sun Li's lower limit of force is Hua Rong. They believe that although Sun Li did not win or lose in the battle with Hua Rong, Hua Rong's archery skills are not his main means of force, and Sun Li can hold on to it, which is enough to show that his martial arts are at least not inferior to Hua Rong.
In fact, there is some truth in both views, but they are also too one-sided. Sun Li's force is not simply defined by "upper limit" and "lower limit". His martial arts have both bravery and strength comparable to Qin Ming's, as well as flexibility and skill similar to Hua Rong's. His force is a synthesis, with both strength and speed, as well as bravery and intelligence.
Therefore, when we talk about Sun Li's force, we should look at all aspects of him holistically. Every fight and encounter he has showcased his unique martial arts and style. We should learn from his courage and wisdom and his spirit of constant pursuit of progress.
So, how should Sun Li's force be defined in your heart? Is it closer to Qin Ming's bravery and strength or closer to Hua Rong's agility and skill? There may be no fixed answer to this question, but we can think about it and find our own answer.