It should be said that King Wen Ji Chang instructed King Wu Ji Fa and Prime Minister Jiang Ziya not to rebel against King Wen before he died, and Ji Fa and Jiang Ziya did a good job in front. Until the beginning of taking in Huang Feihu, Ji Fa and Jiang Ziya didn't think about fighting against the king of Zhou, but "the soldiers came to block it, and the water came to flood", and the reason why Huang Feihu was only taken in was because Huang Feihu was originally a loyal minister in the Zhou Dynasty, and he was persecuted and could no longer accommodate him in Chaoge. But it wasn't until Chao Tian and Chao Lei took refuge in Xiqi that Wen Zhong panicked all of a sudden. Why? Because he would send Chao Tian and Chao Lei to Xiqi to check the situation because he was afraid that Xiqi would rebel, at this time, Xiqi not only took Huang Feihu in, but also recruited Chao Tian Chao Lei, Wen Zhong felt that Xiqi would definitely rebel after a long time, so he wanted to send a team of soldiers and horses to crusade against Xiqi. At this time, Ji Li recommended Zhang Guifang, the chief soldier of Qinglong Pass, to Wen Zhong, and the original text said: "Ji Li said: 'If the master wants to destroy Xiqi, he must be Zhang Guifang of Qinglong Pass. Why did Jili recommend Zhang Guifang to Wen Zhong? Because this Zhang Guifang still has some ability, but in the talented Dynasty, Zhang Guifang's ability is not particularly big. At this time, in Xiqi, only Jiang Ziya was the only one who knew Taoism, and even if Nangong Shi was brave enough to win the three armies, he was just a mortal who didn't know Taoism, and he had little chance of winning against Zhang Guifang.
Zhang Guifang did not live up to Wen Zhong's trust, and fought against Xiqi for the first time, before Zhang Guifang could make a move, his deputy general Feng Lin beheaded Ji Shuqian, the twelfth son of King Wen. Then, Zhang Guifang fought with Fenglin, and captured Zhou Ji and Nangong Shi alive, if it weren't for Huang Feihu's younger brother Huang Feibiao and Huang Feibao's fast movements, even Huang Feihu would have been captured alive, and it can be said that he had achieved a huge victory. Zhang Guifang's ability to achieve such a victory is closely related to the fact that Zhang Guifang and the deputy general Fenglin both have Taoist skills. At that time, when Zhang Guifang had just conquered Chen Xiqi, Huang Feihu said to the people in Xiqi: "Zhang Guifang is a warlock from the left side, and he has illusions to hurt people...... This procedure is abnormal. Whenever you engage in battle with others, you must first report your name and surname. If the last general is called Huang, between the battles, he will call: 'Huang Feihu will not get off the horse, but when will he stay!' The last will naturally dismount. Hence this technique. It seems difficult to fight. The prime minister must order all the generals, but in the event of a battle with Guifang, he must not be named. If there is a common name, there is no reason to go. This is actually a common soul attack in the novel, calling the opponent's soul away or taking it away, and the opponent will naturally fall to the ground.
This kind of spell is useless when it encounters Nezha, because Nezha is the incarnation of a lotus flower and does not have three souls and seven spirits, so in "Romance of the Gods", all spell attacks against souls are invalid for Nezha. It's just that Nezha is an exception, where in the world can I find many people similar to Nezha, so Nezha is a special case and there is no universality, Zhang Guifang's spell is still quite effective. Jiang Ziya had no choice but to hang up the war-free card. However, Zhang Guifang's spells have a very natural weakness, he must know the opponent's name (of course, I don't know here that if the opponent deliberately gives Zhang Guifang a fake name, Zhang Guifang's spell will still not work), and the spell can be useful. If on the battlefield, the opponent does not say a word, and he will fight when he comes up, and his strength is still relatively strong, I believe that Zhang Guifang will not be able to defeat the opponent.
In addition, there is another point, if there are a few more people at a time, Zhang Guifang can't ask others what their names are! Therefore, like Huang Feihu turned out to be the king of Wucheng in the Xuan Dynasty, Zhou Ji was Huang Feihu's general, and Zhang Guifang can also be regarded as old colleagues, Zhang Guifang must know Huang Feihu and Zhou Ji, and it is really easy to call the two of them off the horse. If you encounter an enemy you don't know, and the enemy doesn't tell Zhang Guifang's name, the two sides can only rely on strength. After gaining experience, many people on the Xiqi side besieged Zhang Guifang, and at this time, even if Zhang Guifang scattered the soul of the spell, it was too late to use it. Some people may also say that the Xiqi side bullies more and less than few, and this cannot be said that the ultimate goal on the battlefield is naturally to win the battle, and as long as it does not kill or injure non-combatants at will, it is not unruly. Besides, if every time you go to the battlefield it's one-on-one or something, then what's the use of the art of war. Even the Geneva Conventions after World War I were only for non-combatants, not even intelligence officers, so the siege of Zhang Guifang by the Xiqi side was a very common thing on the battlefield.
In general, Zhang Guifang has the ability, but his skills are too flawed, and he was finally found to be flawed, and finally he couldn't stand the siege and committed suicide. Although "Romance of the Gods" talks about the mandate of heaven, loyal ministers like Zhang Guifang are still quite respectable.
What do you think?