If you ask who is the strongest martial artist in the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", I think everyone has their own scale in their hearts, and everyone's ranking of martial artists is not the same. However, in general, people still follow the "one Lu, two Zhao, three Dianwei." Four levels, five horses, six sheets fly" in order to go to arrange. Let's not say for the moment whether they are strong or weak, but in the early days of the Three Kingdoms, it was indeed an era of heroes and heroes, and their various glorious deeds also made people look at the blood. However, in the second half of the Three Kingdoms, as the heroes pass away, the story seems to be no longer as wonderful as before. Indeed, in terms of later performance, the performance of their descendants is not conspicuous. This is especially true in the Shu Han, where talent is withering.
However, even in such a situation, Zhuge Liang also had a great general he valued, and when he heard of his death, he directly vomited blood and fainted, which showed the great blow to him. This person is no one else, it is Zhang Fei's descendant, Zhang Bao.
Among the descendants of the Shogun in the late Three Kingdoms period, Zhang Bao's martial arts were undoubtedly not the best one. But compared with their peers, they are not inferior to anyone! Let's first look at what battles he fought in and how well he performed.
In the eighty-second time of the book, he had a wonderful fight. When the Shu army was conquering the state of Wu, the Wu general Sun Huan once taunted him that "Father Ru has become a headless ghost; Now Ru has come to beg for death again, and it is unwise to live!" This short sentence made Zhang Bao furious, so he planned to go straight to the horse and kill Sun Huan. Sun Huan was the emperor of the Wu Dynasty, who had participated in the crusade against Guan Yu in those years, and naturally there would be no Xiao generals under his command. When Zhang Bao killed, the Eastern Wu general Xie Jing behind him rushed up, but after only 30 rounds, Xie Jing was defeated. Li Yi, who was also known as a man of great power in Eastern Wu, immediately took up a large axe and engaged Zhang Bao, and the battle was not divided into 20 rounds, if it were not for Tan Xiong's dark arrow to shoot Zhang Bao's horse, it would be difficult to say whether the two sides would win or lose. From this wheel war, it can be seen that Zhang Bao's martial arts are actually very good.
In addition to the martial arts surpassing the young generals, Zhang Bao was also better than the major generals. In the book, Zhang Bao also defeated Cao Zhen and Guo Huai with Guan Xing. Cao Zhen, who is it? He was the most important auxiliary chancellor in the late Wei dynasty, and his martial arts were not weak. And Guo Huai is even more scheming, even Jiang Wei was planted in his hands. It can be seen that Zhang Bao's ability is not weak, and he also has great potential.
Zhang Fei's death was insignificant to Zhuge Liang. But in the later stage of talent withering, Zhang Bao was very important to Zhuge Liang. He was the future successor of the Shu Han Dynasty, whom Zhuge Liang valued, and even more important figure in the Northern Expedition. Such a talent died young, how not to make Zhuge Liang sad, how not to make him vomit blood?