There is an old Chinese saying called "heroes from a chaotic world", and the Three Kingdoms period is the most famous chaotic era in Chinese history. Under the background of such an era, many popular heroes have also been born, the most talked about of them is probably the fierce generals who crossed the battlefield during the Three Kingdoms period, and the Three Kingdoms can be described as a period of fierce generals.
The most well-known are Lü Bu, Guan Yu, Zhao Yun, Zhang Fei, Dianwei and others. These people all have the indispensable use of all kinds of people, and after the rendering of novels and folk art, they have all become martial gods. However, we know that many masters are actually hidden in the folk, and the ones who put them on the table must not be bad, but they are not necessarily the strongest.
Many people do not want to be mixed up in the chaotic world, for example, Zhuge Liang once clearly stated in the "Table of Teachers": "The subject is clothed, cultivates in Nanyang, and lives in the chaotic world, and does not seek to reach the princes." "If it weren't for Liu Beisan's care under Maolu, perhaps Zhuge Liang would have lived in seclusion all his life." During the Three Kingdoms period, there were 3 anonymous martial arts masters, many people did not know.
Tong Yuan
In the calendar, there are few records about Tong Yuan, so many people are relatively unfamiliar, but for Tong Yuan's three apprentices, everyone will not be unfamiliar, which means Zhang Ren, Zhang Ren is a general under Liu Zhang. This person is not only strong in martial arts, but also has a good plan, and Pang Tong Pang Shiyuan is the one he designed to shoot.
Tong Yuan's second high disciple was Zhang Xiu, who was known as the "Gun King of the Northland". Zhang Xiu once in the Battle of Wancheng, the first fierce general under Cao Cao's account, Dianwei, could see Zhang Xiu's strength just by relying on this battle. Of course, the strongest was Tong Yuan's closed disciple Zhao Yun Zhao Zilong. Zhao Zilong's record needless to say, right? The wheel gun method, no one in the three countries can match.
Wang Yue
Wang Yue was a swordsman at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and there are very few historical records about Wang Yue, neither in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms nor in the Book of Later Han, the name of this person is recorded, except in Cao Pi's "Classic Treatise". During the reigns of Emperor Huan of Han and Emperor Ling of Han, the general Wang Yue of Huben was known as the Emperor In the capital because he was good at swordsmanship.
In the main history, Wang Yue's martial arts were very high, but he was also very eager to achieve quick success, and he was bent on becoming a high official. During the Rebellion of the Ten Constant Attendants, in order to protect the fleeing Emperor Xian of Han, he killed countless pursuers. In folklore, Wang Yue also had a fight with Lü Bu. The two of them began to fall behind before Lü Bu made a few moves, but unfortunately, a large number of officers and soldiers arrived later, and Wang Yue ran away.
Li Yan
If you have careful friends, you can find that the description of Lü Bu and Zhao Yun in the Three Kingdoms has a lot of similarities in Wugong Mountain, both of them are very good at outnumbering the crowd, and at the same time, they are very sharp in the shot, and the average person can't resist a few moves. This is because the martial arts routines of the two are from the same sect.
Zhao Yun's master, Tong Yuan, had a brother named Li Yan, who was called "the first person in the world" and was a person from Hezhou, and it just so happened that Lü Bu was also a person from Hezhou. He had long ago studied under Li Yan and was able to teach Lü Bu, the first fierce general of the Three Kingdoms, whose martial arts were only above Tong Yuan's. Unfortunately, there is no record of the two men fighting each other, not even lü Bu and Zhao Yun. I have to say it's a pity.