Romance of the Three Kingdoms Fair showdown, how many rounds does it take for Zhang Fei to defeat Xu Chu
Who is stronger, Zhang Fei or Xu Chu, the first fierce general of the Three Kingdoms? How many rounds can they compete without outside interference? Is Xu Chu's strength underestimated? Is Zhang Fei's martial arts superior? Perhaps we can find the answer in the hypothetical heads-up of the two heroes.
Zhang Fei, Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period"Admiral of the Five Tigers"One of them, the word Yide, is known for its courage and good fighting, and is known as"The first fierce general in Shu"。Xu Chu, whose name is Zhongkang, followed Cao Cao, the lord of Wei, to fight all his life and became an indispensable general under Cao Cao, known as Cao Cao"Tiger idiot"。
Two famous generals who have made great achievements in their lives, but they have never had a real heads-up. Putting aside the interference of various external factors, how can the ability, strengths and weaknesses of the two alone determine the outcome of this game? Xu Chu is also a first-class player, can we underestimate his strength? We'll see.
In the Battle of Tongguan, Ma Chao and Xu Chu fought for more than 200 rounds without winning or losing.
In 211 AD, Ma Chao led his army to attack Tongguan and cut off Cao's army's grain route. At that time, Cao's army was on the way to attack King Wu, so it was very dangerous for Ma Chao to attack Tongguan. Cao Cao knew the importance of Tongguan, and once it was lost, the consequences would be unimaginable. Cao Cao immediately returned to the army to rescue Ma Chao and vowed to fight to the death with Ma Chao.
When the two armies clashed, Cao Cao personally led the main force to charge forward and actively meet the enemy. Unexpectedly, Ma Chao jumped off the horse and went straight to Cao Cao's tent. Cao Cao's soldiers tried to stop him, but without success, and Ma Chao had already rushed to Cao Cao's front line. Cao Cao's generals Xu Chu and Xiahou Yuan stepped forward in time to protect, and Ma Chao's powerful offensive was blocked.
Ma Chao ordered the soldiers on the left and right to retreat and fight with Cao Jun's fierce general Xu Chu. In this battle, the chariots of both sides had good skills and moved in a row. Ma Chao made the flying dragon play the phoenix gun, and Xu Chu roared with the lion, and came to eighteen breaks. The two generals are evenly matched, and it is difficult to distinguish between the two in 100 rounds.
Ma Chao knew that this was inappropriate, it was too tiring to ride a horse, but he still wanted to attack and fight quickly. Xu Chu also knew that the opportunity to attack in the gap was rare, so he also went all out to fight. The two fought fiercely for more than 100 rounds, and they had to turn around and change horses.
Ma Chao knew that it would be difficult to win today, but in order to establish a brave image for the soldiers, he changed horses and fought again. Xu Chu also knew that the situation was deteriorating, but he had to protect his mount and not retreat. The two changed horses and fought again, with different movements, and fought for more than 100 rounds, without a winner.
Ma Chao seemed to be able to withstand fierce attacks again and again, but his heart was already turbulent. If he loses this battle, I am afraid that his morale will be completely shaken. Here Xu Chu was also attacked three times by Ma Chao with an array weapon, he knew that the enemy was there, but why didn't the old master retreat. Kill two people, and that's the end of the crossbow.
Xu Chu saw that it was getting late and the advantage of the civil war had been lost, so he was ready to start going all out. He immediately returned to the battalion, took off his armor and went into battle lightly. Since Ma Chao is exhausted, it is the best policy to travel lightly. Xu Chu's decision is undoubtedly an all-or-nothing gamble regardless of winning or losing.
Of course, Xu Chu has more strength and moves faster on the battlefield. Ma Chao was going to fight him, but he couldn't control his excessive consumption and couldn't attack for a long time. The two sides exchanged knives, and Xu Chu finally grabbed Ma Chao and slashed with a knife mercilessly. By chance, Ma Chao narrowly avoided it and seized the opportunity to successfully counterattack.
Xu Chu saw that the tip of the spear was piercing his heart, so he threw his sword and rushed forward, breaking Ma Chao's spear. The two fell from their horses and struggled in the mud. Seeing this, the entourage soldiers of the lord feared that the lord's security was in danger and also joined the battle. Cao Cao saw that the overall situation had been decided, so he ordered Xu Chu to be driven out of the battlefield. In this fierce battle, the two fought for more than 200 rounds, winning or losing. In the end, due to excessive force, it is difficult to distinguish between victory and defeat.
But from this wonderful battle of life and death, we can clearly see that Xu Chu's strength is on par with Ma Chao, and he is a first-class fierce general. Cao Cao's personal rescue is enough to show that Xu Chu is almost poor in his mind. Such a display of combat power is certainly enough to be impressive. Although Xu Chu did not defeat Ma Chao, it was only because of physical exhaustion, not the gap in strength. This undoubtedly shows that Xu Chu's strength is underestimated.
Zhang Fei vs. Ma Chao, 220 rounds, day and night.
Zhang Fei, whose name is Yide, is one of the five tiger generals of the Three Kingdoms. The most famous battle in Zhang Fei's life was the battle with Ma Chao at Jiamengguan for more than 100 rounds. The main difference between this famous battle and the Battle of Tongguan is that it was not a battle between two armies, but between two generals in a clash between two armies.
In that year, the Shu Han army made many northern expeditions. Zhang Fei was ordered to turn around and smash directly behind enemy lines. On the way, he had to cross the Jiameng Pass, and Ma Chao had set up an ambush to stop him at the Jiameng Pass. After the two armies met, Zhang Fei ordered his soldiers to camp and wait for the enemy. At dusk, Ma Chao arrived with his troops and tried to break through the defensive line. Zhang Fei had already prepared, and the two armies were about to break out.
The most intense direct attack was, of course, a fight between the two managers. Ma Chao took the lead, and the tip of the gun was in the wind. Zhang Fei's spear circled and resisted Ma Chao's spear spur. Ma Chao's spear resisted Zhang Fei's spear. Zhang Fei counterattacked with a flying spear dance, forcing Ma Chao to retreat sharply.
The two generals were evenly matched, and fought for more than 100 rounds. If you fight too long between two rounds, you will inevitably get angry. Zhang Fei had a straightforward personality, shouted, turned his weapon and club, and let Ma Chao fight. Ma Chao was not to be outdone, the sword in his hand turned, the hilt of the sword rose in the air, and he caught the spear. The surrounding soldiers followed, roaring and shouting, praising the wisdom and superhuman courage of the two generals!
In the afternoon, due to the fatigue of the cavalry, the two armies returned to their respective camps to rest. At night, bonfires were lit, and the soldiers of the two armies fought fiercely again. This time, both sides improved their tactics and changed their techniques, and it was another exciting bloody battle.
In the middle of the moon, Zhang Fei and Ma Chao walked more than 100 laps, but they still did not decide the winner. Ma Chao knew that Zhang Fei's three battles were unfavorable and his morale was obviously low. In order to turn the situation around, Ma Chao traveled lightly, and he wanted to use his agile skills to fight quickly.
But Zhang Fei is skilled in marksmanship, and Ma Chao is very light, so it is difficult to win. After all, the spear was long and sharp, and Ma Chao was almost injured several times. Seeing that there was nothing to be done, Ma Chao rolled his eyes, and suddenly had a strange idea - it is better to have a trick!
Ma Chao pretended to be defeated, hung his head, and persuaded Zhang Fei to approach slowly. Then, he twisted his body vigorously and secretly took out a copper hammer and smashed it at Zhang Fei's head! This kind of trick is very inappropriate. However, since Ma Chao really didn't have the strength to make a move, he had no choice but to make friends with Ma Chao. Unexpectedly, Zhang Fei was prepared and waved his wrist to resist. Ma Chao's copper hammer missed, and he fled, and Zhang Fei was embarrassed to chase after him.
In this battle, Ma Chao and Zhang Fei fought from day to night, fighting more than 220 rounds. Zhang Fei was able to hold the Wudu from beginning to end and win with his skills. Ma Chao used a hidden weapon at the end of the battle, which also shows that he is already at a disadvantage in this one-on-one battle. Zhang Fei's martial arts have been perfected.
Zhang Fei defeated Ma Chao, and Ma Chao killed Xu Chu twice.
This fight is enough to prove that Zhang Fei's skills are not below Ma Chao. Ma Chao and Xu Chu fought for two hundred rounds. At this point, we can naturally conclude that Zhang Fei is strong in martial arts and is likely to defeat Xu Chu.
Of course, this is just a bold assumption. After all, Xu Chu and Zhang Fei have never really fought each other. If we want to talk about the ups and downs of the two in actual combat, we can also refer to another encounter.
After the Battle of Chibi, Xu Chu led the army to escort the grain and grass back, and encountered Zhang Fei's ambush on the way. Zhang Fei had a slight advantage in this battle, but Xu Chu also did his best. Since Xu Chu was currently in troubled times, it would be difficult to quickly mobilize the nation's troops with this defeat alone. However, after the defeat, he clearly realized that there was no point in cooperating with the enemy's commander.
Therefore, after only a few symbolic steps, he ordered the soldiers to rescue him from the battlefield. In terms of actual combat, the strength of the two in this battle is indeed immeasurable. Xu Chu was always absent-minded and did not have the strength to fight Zhang Fei with all his might.
So, if all external factors are excluded, who is higher and who is lower in martial arts alone? The answer can only be that Zhang Fei's strength may be stronger. Because in several other battles, Zhang Fei tried his best to kill the enemy, and they all won. Compared with Xu Chu and Ma Chao, who are equal in strength, Zhang Fei's strength can be said to be too strong.
The most powerful general in the Three Kingdoms was Zhang Fei.
Zhang Fei is stronger than Xu Chu, which is obviously not surprising. After all, Zhang Fei is known as the head of the Five Tiger Generals, and is recognized as the first fierce general of the Three Kingdoms; And Xu Chu is more like the main force in the army, and only when he fights a first-class master like Ma Chao can he exert his amazing strength.
It is foreseeable that Zhang Fei's strength is only stronger than Xu Chu. But this in no way means that Xu Chu's strength is underestimated. Since Xu Chu can fight Ma Chao more than 200 times without winning or losing, it proves that he is a famous general among famous generals. He may not be able to fight Zhang Fei, but at the same time, he will definitely be able to deal with the fierce generals of the second echelon.
In short, Zhang Fei's martial arts are strong and unmatched in the Three Kingdoms. Although Xu Chu is slightly inferior, his strength is also underestimated, and he is a veritable first-class fierce general.
If it is fought directly, Xu Chu can support a maximum of two hundred strokes, and Zhang Fei will definitely win in the end, the question is just how long it will take. In the history of the Three Kingdoms, there are not many people who can fight with Zhang Fei. This barbarian general from Shu is the first general to receive this honor!