Different World Card Fight

As for Deng Zhi, I won't say much. It seems that no one is very clear about the specific situation.

The think tank is one aspect, but the executors are another crucial aspect.

Here, the execution naturally refers to strength and force.

First of all, there are the three brothers of Taoyuan. It is difficult to say who is better between Guan Erye and Zhang Sanye, but from a purely attribute point of view, it seems that Zhang Sanye is slightly better. A butcher in Zhuo County, Hebei, he kills pigs for a living. In his early years, he swore brotherhood with Liu Bei and Guan Yu in Taoyuan, and was ranked third because of his youngest age. He was as fiery as fire, hated evil as much as he hated enemies, and once whipped the inspector and drew his sword to stab Dong Zhuo. At the Dangyang Bridge in Changbanpo, he roared and scared away Cao Cao's 830,000 troops. When he entered Sichuan, he sang triumphantly, released Yan Yan, and surrendered him, and went straight to Chengdu. After entering Sichuan, he led elite troops to defeat Zhang He's army. After Liu Bei was named King of Hanzhong, he was appointed as the Right General and was named the Five Tiger Generals. After Liu Bei became emperor, he was appointed as the General of Chariots and Cavalry, the Commandant of the Sili, and was named the Marquis of Xixiang. In order to avenge his second brother Guan Yu, Zhang Fei joined Liu Bei in an expedition against Wu. In June of the same year, Zhang Fei was assassinated by his subordinates Fan Qiang and Zhang Da at the age of 55.

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Of course, this is the artistic image of Zhang Fei that most people know about. This does not need much explanation, it is nothing more than the words of novelists. In fact, from a historical perspective, he was a nobleman in Zhuo County, Hebei Province, and a famous general of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period. He was majestic and courageous, and was known as the "enemy of ten thousand men." He followed Liu Bei to start an army. He once led 20 cavalrymen to block thousands of tiger and leopard cavalry pursuers and helped Liu Bei escape danger. After entering Sichuan, he sent out a surprise attack to defeat the enemy general Zhang He in Dangqu. Zhang Fei had a generous personality, respected gentlemen but did not care about villains. He once released Yan Yan for righteousness, and loved to whip his subordinates. He was promoted to General of Chariots and Cavalry and was granted the title of Marquis of Xixiang. Together with Guan Yu and Zhu

He was also known as "Three Heroes of Shu Han". He was assassinated by his subordinates in the first year of Zhangwu and was posthumously named Marquis Heng. It is said that Zhang Fei was proficient in cursive script and good at painting beauties.

Of course, Zhang Fei's artistic image is deeply rooted in people's hearts. Who doesn't know that burly man with a swallow chin, tiger beard, leopard head and round eyes?

Zhang Fei: Command 85, Force 98, Wisdom 30, Politics 22

There is no need to say more about this, it is typical of his image of being strong in limbs and simple in mind. As for whether there will be changes in the future, it is not certain. Just look at Lu Bu and you will know that this thing is not a constant.

Military strategy: preserve strength and increase skills.

Military skills: Crossbow, Icicle Stab, Dragon Cannon, Dragon Cannon Shot, Three-Day Moon Slash, Rolling Stone Rush, Divine Sword Flash, God and Ghost.

Next up is Guan Yu. Guan Yu, courtesy name Yunchang (original name Changsheng), was a native of Jie County, Hedong. He was a famous general in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. When Liu Bei started his army, Guan Yu followed Liu Bei and was loyal to him, and was deeply trusted by Liu Bei. Liu Bei, Zhuge Liang and others entered Shu, and Guan Yu guarded Jingzhou. After Liu Bei captured Hanzhong, Guan Yu took advantage of the situation to attack Cao Wei in the north. He besieged Xiangfan, captured Yu Jin, beheaded Pang De, and shocked China and the Central Plains. However, the Eastern Wu attacked Jingzhou by surprise, and Guan Yu was defeated and killed. After Guan Yu's death, he was gradually deified and was praised by the people.

He is revered as "Guan Gong" and has been honored by many dynasties. In the Qing Dynasty, he was revered as "the loyal, righteous, divine, martial, benevolent, brave and powerful Guan Sheng Dadi" and "the Martial Saint", on par with "the Literary Saint" Confucius. The Romance of the Three Kingdoms honors him as the leader of the "Five Tiger Generals".

Needless to say, Erye's achievements in battle are truly a man who never kills unknown people.

"Kill Hua Xiong with warm wine", "Ride alone for a thousand miles (pass five gates and kill six generals)", "Go to the banquet alone with a single sword", "Flood the seven armies".

Guan Yu: Command 95 Military Strength 97 Intelligence 75 Political 62

Military strategy: conserve strength, strengthen soldiers, strengthen generals, persuade to surrender, boost morale, disrupt enemy generals, ten directions.

Military skills: Half Moon, Icicle Thorn, Dragon Cannon, Fiery Lantern, Divine Sword Flash, Three Saints Hua Slash, Fire Pillar, and Ghostly Howl.

Speaking of the great generals, the Five Tiger Generals are naturally the first. However, Zhao Zilong, the White Horse and Silver Spear, is in Youzhou, Ma Chao and Ma Mengqi are in Liangzhou, and it is not clear whether the Archer God Huang Zhong is in Liu Bei's army now. So after counting them, not to mention the descendants of Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, these guys belong to the post-Three Kingdoms period. They have few achievements, so it is difficult to judge. Basically, except for some storytellings that say they are more powerful, others count them as

It's just second-rate.

So, after these two, it will be Jiang Wei and Jiang Boyao's turn.

I won’t go into detail about this.

However, there is another character that needs to be explained.

Chen Dao, courtesy name Shuzhi, was a native of Runan. He was a famous general of Shu Han during the Three Kingdoms period. His fame and position were second only to Zhao Yun, and he was known for his loyalty and bravery. He served as the Guardian General, Governor of Yong'an, General of the Western Expedition, and was granted the title of Marquis of Ting. It is strange that this fierce general of Shu Kingdom does not even have a name in Romance of the Three Kingdoms, because he was the second most powerful general after Zhao Yun under Liu Bei's command. This may be because the number of fierce generals written by Luo Guanzhong for Shu Kingdom far exceeded historical facts, so Chen Dao had to be wronged. In addition, in history, Chen Dao's "name and position are often associated with Zhao Yun, and both are known as loyal and brave generals." Zhao Yun is already typical enough, and Luo Guanzhong may have combined the two when conceiving.

In the novel, Chen Dao's might had to be shown in the shadow of Zhao Yun. One thing is clear, Chen Dao is the leader of Liu Bei's elite guards, the White Ear Soldiers. What level is this? That is the status of Dian Wei and Xu Chu in Cao Cao's army. Let's ask, among the many generals in Cao Cao's army, how strong are Dian Wei and Xu Chu?

How? Therefore, Chen Dao's strength is indeed extraordinary, although there is no record of his achievements. However, it is unknown how much water there is in the achievements in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Besides. There are even studies saying that during the Three Kingdoms period,

It is impossible for such a thing as a fight between generals to happen.

To get back to the point, it seems that Liu Bei's army's military strength is somewhat inferior.

In fact, it can be said that this is true, especially for the top-level generals. Not to mention the top ones like the Second Master and the Third Master, the next level is a gap.

Then there are Zhou Cang, Liao Hua and others, who are too numerous to list. In this sense, it seems that there is no comparison with the lineup of Cao Cao's army. Although not all of the Five Elite Generals were under Cao Cao before, they are almost the same now. In fact, even the initial lineup of Cao Cao's army seems to be

Stronger than Liu Bei’s army.

There is no need to say more about this. After everyone had reorganized themselves and were preparing to march south to join the war, new news came from Shuijing Manor that some troops from Yizhou were arriving.

"Who is here? Is it worthy for Mr. Shui Jing to come and greet us all?" everyone asked puzzledly.

"Tianshi Taoist Zhang Lu greets you all!" Then, Mr. Shuijing was seen leading the Taoist in bamboo crown and Taoist robe to meet everyone.

The Five Pecks of Rice Sect, also known as the Heavenly Master Sect, is an important early Taoist sect. In 208 AD, the classic Laozi Xianger Zhu of the Five Pecks of Rice Sect was published, and its religious theory entered a new stage. Laozi Xianger Zhu is the first doctrine to use theology to annotate Laozi's Tao Te Ching to make it conform to the tenets of Taoism. The most notable feature is that it combines the Huang-Lao theory, Confucianism, immortality, and folk beliefs into one, and connects heaven, earth, man, ghosts, and gods with Taoism. The purpose is to serve the need for the unity of politics and religion. Thus, Zhang

The Five Pecks of Rice Sect founded by Zhang Xiu was further developed and improved. Why is Zhang Xiu little known in the history of Taoism? It is probably because Zhang Xiu died early and his theory was not yet formed; "Zhang Heng hid in the mountains and did not stop the army from causing chaos, which was different from the rebellious evil bandits"; Zhang Lu's theory and organization were promoted by the government.

His influence was greater than that of Zhang Xiu. Therefore, Zhang Lu's ancestor Ling and father Heng were called Tianshi for Taoist leaders in later generations. After Zhang Lu became famous, he revered his ancestors, which also enhanced the mysterious color of Taoism. After Zhang Lu took over the Five Pecks of Rice Sect, he ruled the Hanzhong regime for nearly 30 years, becoming a paradise during the national war in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. In 215 AD (the 10th year of Jian'an), after Cao Cao pacified the Central Plains, he led an army of 555 to the west. Zhang Lu surrendered and was appointed General Zhennan. A large number of Tianshi Taoist followers followed Cao Cao to move north, and the organizational system of the Five Pecks of Rice Sect in Hanzhong, which combined politics and religion, completely collapsed. After moving north, the Tianshi Dao was led by Kou Qianzhi (a native of Xi'an), and was reformed to cater to the court. He was named "Tianshi" and set up a Taoist temple in the capital. Since the Wei and Jin Dynasties, in AD (the sixth year of Tianbao in the Northern Qi Dynasty), Taoism and Buddhism failed in the debate. Emperor Wenxuan ordered the abolition of Taoism. Taoists all shaved their heads and became monks. Kou Qianzhi founded

The new Tianshi Dao group disbanded, and the Louguan Dao rose in its place. On the other hand, the name Zhang Lu might not be famous enough, at least for Jiang Jun, the name of Taoist Zhang Lu was not famous enough. But the name of his grandfather was well known to everyone, and for the Taoist sect, it could be said to be comparable to Huang Lao.

There are characters like Zhang Daoling, a great master of heaven.

No explanation is needed, just these three words "Zhang Tianshi" are enough to explain everything.

Zhang Lu's arrival was indeed enough to have such an impact.

It is still questionable whether Zhang Jue is the orthodox Taiping Daoist. After all, although Taiping Daoist was founded by Zhang Jue, "Taiping Qingling Book" was passed down by Yu Ji, so it is still questionable whether the orthodoxy is direct.

This Zhang Lu is the true orthodox of Tianshi Dao. Speaking of the Zhang family of Tianshi Dao in Hanzhong, it is a "family of sages" comparable to the Kong family in Shandong.

In fact, there is more to Tianshi Dao than that. There is also the famous Zhengyi Dao, also known as the Zhengyi Sect, whose ancestor is Zhang Daoling in the late Han Dynasty and the "Zhengyi Mengwei" Dao he founded, which was later called Tianshi Dao. In fact, in the first year of Yuanzheng during the reign of Emperor Chengzong of Yuan Dynasty, Zhang Yucai was succeeded as the 38th generation Tianshi and took charge of Taoism in Jiangnan. Especially in the eighth year of Dading, he was awarded "Zhengyi Sect Leader, in charge of the Three Mountains Talismans". Later, he was awarded "Golden Purple Guanglu Doctor", named Liuguo Gong, and given the first-class gold seal. From then on, the Tianshi lineage appeared as the "Zhengyi Sect Leader" and led the three major talisman Taoist sects in Jiangnan, namely Gezhao Mountain, Longhu Mountain, and Maoshan. Therefore, later on, there were sects such as Shenxiao Sect and Qingwei Sect that took "Zhengyi Sutra" as the main classic, and talisman fasting, descending gods and exorcism as the main religious activities.

The Zhengyi Sect, Donghua Sect, Jingming Sect, Taiyi Sect, etc. are all called Zhengyi Sect or Zhengyi Sect. Together with Quanzhen Sect that appeared in Jin and Yuan Dynasties, they are the two major sects of Taoism. Nowadays, the Taoist lineage of Zhang Tianshi Zhang Daoling is inherited by Zhang Lu, there is no doubt about this. Not to mention the strength of the warlords, the inheritance of the Taoist lineage is definitely extraordinary.