In World War II, Zhang Wuji's ultimate partners were Yang Xiao and Yin Tianzheng.
Judging from the battle situation, this battle is basically a draw. The winning and losing points are Yin Tianzheng and Du Hao, who of the two can't support it first, which side will fail.
But back to the selection link, Zhang Wuji's first choice is actually Yang Xiao and Fan Yao. These two have the highest status in the Ming Sect (except for the Sect Leader) and are also the strongest in martial arts, but because Fan Yao is squeezed by Shaolin with words, he cannot appear. Therefore, Yin Tianzheng played as a substitute.
Many people believe that Yin Tianzheng played a huge role in this battle, and the evidence is that he and Yang Xiao fought together to cross the difficulties, Yang Xiao only knew how to fight a roundabout battle, and did not dare to fight hard, while Yin Tianzheng was really fighting and crossing the difficulty, so Yin Tianzheng was the main output among Yang Yin and the two. And Yang Xiao basically has no substantive effect.
Since this is the case, if Fan Yao can appear, will the effect of his battle be stronger than that of Yin Tianzheng?
Like Yang Xiao, Fan Yao's strength is also a move, and his internal strength is not as good as Yin Tianzheng, so he will most likely not face each other.
However, the crux of the matter lies in Zhang Wujie.
Don't forget, this battle should not be discussed between Yang Xiaoyin Tianzheng or Yang Xiaofan Yao, but Zhang Wuji's trio against Sandu.
Three talents are the whole.
Moreover, among the three, Zhang Wuji is the main output. Compared with Zhang Wuji's handling of Du'e and Du'er alone, Yin Tianzheng's confrontation with Du'an only accounted for a small share.
So, what form of assistance does Zhang Wuji need most?
Let's compare World War I and World War III.
In the First World War, Zhang Wuji dealt with Sandu alone, which was very difficult and almost hung up. In fact, the final stage of the three battles was also he alone to deal with the three crossings, and Zhou Zhiruo had already been squeezed out. In the end, Zhang Wuji and Sandu carried out a solid internal force playing method, and the result was obvious that Zhang Wuji's internal force was equivalent to the sum of the internal forces of Sandu. This battle is a complete draw.
Then combined with the first battle, we can obviously see that from the perspective of internal strength, Zhang Wuji is not afraid of three crossings at all, and he can pick three at a time. But such a duel is not as simple as fighting for internal strength, so Zhang Wujie is so passive in the first battle.
In other words, zhang Wujie broke into the Vajra Voldemort circle, and what he needed most was not the support of other people's internal forces, but the support of moves.
Saying that Yang Xiao did not work ignored the non-internal force factors in actual combat. In fact, if Yang Xiao's internal strength was not online, he would have died in the formation a long time ago, and he would not even be able to catch a move. Just because Yang Xiao didn't go to the palm, it couldn't be said that he had no effect at all. It is precisely because of his restraint that this three-to-three presents a relatively balanced situation.
If Fan Yao, whose combat style is similar to Yang Xiao's, then the support in this move may be more obvious, and Zhang Wuji may be more relaxed.
Remember the River Twins? The two of them made Sandu temporarily passive with their fierce moves, although it was eight to three, it was obvious that in the short term, Sandu was not adapted to this fierce move.
Personally, I think that if Fan Yao appears, it will be better than Yin Tianzheng's effect, maybe the situation will be clearer, and The Sandu side may not be able to support it first. Moreover, Fan Yao was relatively younger and had better physical strength, which was what Yin Tianzheng lacked.
Fan Yao's battle may not need a third battle. And more importantly, Yin Tianzheng would not run out of vitality and die.