Li Kui and Lu Zhishen in "Water Margin" are both heroes of Liangshanbo, each with strong combat effectiveness and prestige. They each have different characteristics and skills, and it is difficult to simply measure who is better. Here are some of the characteristics of the two heroes:
Li Kui:
Nickname:Nicknamed the "Black Whirlwind", Li Kui was known for his bravery and infinite strength.
Martial arts:Li Kui is mainly bold and fierce martial arts, and is good at using plate axes.
Personality:Li Kui has an open-minded personality, kind and straightforward, but he is also a little irritable and easy to get angry over trivial things.
Story:Li Kui's image of being brave and good at fighting and righteous as a friend in "Water Margin" is deeply loved by readers.
Lu Zhishen:
Nickname:Lu Zhishen was nicknamed "Flower Monk", because he was originally a monk, and later fell into the grass and became a good man in Liangshan.
Martial arts:Lu Zhishen is good at Shaolin Temple martial arts, strong fist and foot kung fu, and good at using Zen staff.
Personality:Lu Zhishen has a calm personality, compassion, and has the pure side of Buddhism, but also has a bold and righteous side.
Story:Lu Zhishen is known for his strong martial arts and profound understanding of the monk in "Water Margin".
Since both have their own merits, it is difficult to simply compare who is better. In the story of "Water Margin", these two heroes have made great achievements for the anti-gold heroes of Liangshanbo. Readers' opinions on who is better may also vary depending on personal preference. In general, they are two important characters in Liangshanbo, and each has a deep image and storyline in **.