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In the late Three Kingdoms period, Zhang Bao was indeed one of the indispensable talents of the Shu Han Dynasty.
Three Kingdoms Wei Shu Wu, in contrast to Shu Han has always been in a weak position, but because of the artistic processing of yanyi, we have left us with a very strong impression of Shu Han, Wen has Wolong Phoenix, Wu has five tiger generals, but in addition to these, it seems that there are really no talents who can get their hands on it, Wei Yan is no less than the Five Tigers, but he has never been trusted by Zhuge Liang, and Ma Mo, who Zhuge Liang has placed great hopes on, turns out to be a straw bag.
Although Zhang Bao is brave, he is still much worse than Zhang Fei, but his strength can be ranked in the forefront among his peers. At that time, when Liu Bei died and the Shu state was extremely unstable, Zhang Bao helped Zhuge Liang stabilize the hearts of the Shu army.
In the 7th year of Jianxing of the Shu Han Dynasty, when Zhuge Liang was out of Qishan and attacked the State of Wei, after successfully conquering the two cities of Yinping and Wudu, Zhuge Liang sent the generals Wang Ping and Jiang Wei, as well as Guan Fei's son Guan Xing and Zhang Fei's son Zhang Bao, to attack the Wei generals Guo Huai and Sun Li using the strategy of attacking back and forth.
The four Men of Shu and Han defeated the Wei army with lightning speed, and the Wei generals Guo Huai and Sun Li threw away their armor and fled into the wilderness, not even having time to ride their horses, and preparing to climb the mountain to escape. At this time, Zhang Bao, who was quick-eyed and fast-eyed, was bent on cutting the two men under the horse and quickly followed, but he forgot the principle of poor Komo's pursuit, and accidentally took the horse and fell into the mountain stream.
Zhang Bao's military strength in the late Three Kingdoms period was good, and with the help of Guan Xing, a descendant of Yu Yu, basically no one was able to defeat him. However, Heaven was jealous of the talents, Zhang Bao had not yet contributed much strength to the Shu Kingdom, and he fell into the valley in vain, and it was difficult to pick up a life, but instead he died in Huangquan during his illness.
In the Battle of Shu Wei, Zhang Bao led his army to victory, and had just experienced the joy of victory, thinking that he could take advantage of the victory to pursue and intercept grain and grass and win a greater victory, but he did not expect that this accident not only lost the morale of the good generals but also lost a good opportunity for battle, so Zhuge Liang, who was meticulous and calculating, was heartbroken to the point of vomiting blood.
In the strategy game Wolong Yin, Zhang Bao is a purple general, and his skill "Furious War Roar" deals 2600% tactical damage and reduces morale to all enemies, with an 80% chance to dispel the target's buff effect (no dispel effect when fighting the player).
Zhang Bao's special martial art "Breaking The Cold Iron Blade", a skill "Angry Tiger" itself obtains an irrepressible anger, and each time it takes damage, it can increase morale. The second skill "Roar" increases all attacks by 20% at the beginning of its own turn for 2 turns.
Zhang Bao died of trauma, and at this time Zhang Bao was in his prime, Zhuge Liang can say that he put all his hopes on the young generals, hoping that they could inherit the legacy of their fathers and restore the foundation of the Han family, but they never expected that Zhang Bao had an accident, and at this time, the Shu state was already weak and the people were poor, and there was a gap in talent, especially the generals who could lead the army to fight, and there were fewer generals who were on their own, and Zhang Bao's death made Zhuge Liang feel that the hope of victory in the Northern Expedition was even more slim.
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