Whip, is one of the commonly used short weapons in ancient times, mostly used in pairs, less used single root. Because such weapons have a large weight and a strong impact, non-powerful people cannot use them freely, so they are also regarded as the standard for fierce generals. The famous Five Tigers in "Water Margin" are the representatives of the world who rely on two water-milled eight-edged steel whips. In the "Complete Biography of Yue Yue", there are five generals who use this short weapon. Among them, one was a Fu general in the Yue family's army, and the other was a famous Liangshan general, and the whereabouts of the two were ultimately unknown. What needs to be particularly explained here is that this weapon is actually a kind of whip weapon, so it is also classified as a whip weapon.
Fifth place: He Feng. He Feng was the son of He Yuanqing, a fierce general in the Yue family's army. He is good at wielding a pair of golden whips, high in martial arts, and powerful in Kong Wu. When He Feng went to Lin'an to pay tribute to Yue Fei, he met Yue Ting and others in the hotel, and followed the crowd to the Zhaoqing Temple to fight. During this period, He Feng defeated Qi Jizu, the son of Qi Fang, in one turn, and knocked out one of his ears. After that, when He Feng followed Yue Lei to defend against the Jin army, he charged into battle many times, and had fierce confrontations with the first general of the Jin Kingdom, Sticky Force, Demon DaoPufeng, and female general Xiyun. However, although He Feng had many military achievements in the process of resisting the Jin Army, he did not have outstanding performance in personal martial arts.
Fourth place: Chen Junyou. Chen Junyou was originally the four leaders of the bandits on the Ape Crane Mountain, using two bamboo whips, strong in martial arts, brave and good at war. When he led his troops to intercept and kill the Jin army at the foot of the mountain, he fought with Zhang Li, a fierce general who had gone to Lotang Pass to join the Yue family's army, for dozens of rounds. After that, Chen Junyou abandoned the secret and became a general under Yue Fei's account. After that, Chen Junyou followed Yue Fei to the north and south, and repeatedly made military achievements in the process of conquest of bandits and defense against the Jin army. However, Chen Junyou did not get much opportunity to perform in his personal martial arts, and the whereabouts of the Yue family army after being forced to disband are unknown.
Third place: Liu Guoshen. Liu Guoshen was originally the three leaders of the bandits on the Ape Crane Mountain, using two octagonal water mill bronze hammers, and was brave and unusual. When he led his troops to intercept and kill the Jin army that had collapsed from Lotang Pass at the foot of the mountain, he mistakenly regarded Ji Qing, a fierce general in the Yue family's army, as the general of the Golden Army, and fought dozens of rounds at the foot of the mountain. After Yue Fei rushed to stop the fight between the two sides, he and Liu Guoshen, who were brothers with different surnames, were included in the account as generals. However, although Liu Guoshen made many military achievements in the process of following Yue Fei in suppressing the rebellion and resisting the Jin army, his personal performance was not good. Like Chen Junyou, after the Yue family army was forced to disband, Liu Guoshen also disappeared without a trace.
Second place: Cowgao. Niu Gao's identity is extremely special, and he and Yue Fei have both the righteousness of worship and the love of master and apprentice, and they are also the elders in the Yue family's army. His face was like black charcoal, his beard was like a steel fork, he used two four-lined iron hammers, and he rode a Uya horse, majestic, rough and bold. Niu Gao was knocked to the ground by Yue Fei with three punches and two feet when he was blocking the road and robbing in The Grass Gang, and then he worshipped with him and studied literature and martial arts under Yue Fei's teaching. After Yue Fei became the commander-in-chief, Niu Gao went out with the army as a deputy commander and became a tiger general in the Yue family's army. The amazing thing is that Niu gao's record of losing more than winning, but he can turn the danger into a disaster every time.
Niu Gao followed Yue Fei on his way to Tangyin and killed the thief Kou Hongwu in several rounds in Wildcat Village. Later, he rushed into the camp of thieves at Tuomugang, killed Tian Qi, the right army of the thief Kou, and worked with his brothers to rescue the trapped Zong Liu. The Battle of Lotus Pond Pass was the battle of Niugao's fame, he used Jiuxing to kill the Jin Guomeng general and behead Mo Lizhi, leading his troops to defeat the 100,000 Jin army and achieved a brilliant victory. In the Battle of Niutou Mountain, Niu Gao defeated the Grand Prince of Jin Guo, Mu Han, in several rounds, and assisted Yue Yun in defeating Jin Guomeng to complete Yan Jin's marbles. After that, Niu Gao continued to fight with Yue Lei as a general of the Exterminators, during which time he defeated the Jin demon Dao Pufeng and died with Jin Wushu in the decisive battle of the Mirage River.
First place: Hu Yanzhuo. Hu Yanzhuo was one of the famous Five Tiger Generals of the Liangshan Horse Army. When Jin Wushu invaded Jinling, Emperor Gaozong fled all the way under the protection of several close confidants, and after reaching Haiyan County, the county order recommended Hu Yanzhuo to Gaozong to lead the army to resist the enemy, and Emperor Gaozong ordered HuyanZhuo to escort him. However, at this time, Hu Yanzhuo was already a twilight old man with two white sideburns and more than a year old man. Even so, Hu Yanzhuo's heroism and ambition are still alive. After receiving the edict, Hu Yan did not stop and rushed to the county hall to protect the driver.
Subsequently, the rebel general Du Chong led his troops to the city, and Hu Yanzhuo held a steel whip and a Prancing Horse to fight, killing Du Chong in only one round. When Jin Wushu personally led a large army to the city, Hu Yanzhuo once again went out of the city to meet the enemy and launched a life-and-death duel with Jin Wushu outside the city. Although Jin Wushu is in the golden stage of youthful prosperity, he is still tired of coping with the sharp offensive of veteran Hu Yanzhuo. However, Hu Yanzhuo was old and physical after all, and after more than fifty rounds of single-handedness, his physical strength gradually declined, and he was finally killed by Jin Wushu and martyred.
Reference book: The Complete Biography of Yue Yue