In Romance of the Three Kingdoms , if Zhao Yun singled out Lu Bu, what would be the ending?

I don't know what the ending will be, there are too many variables, but what is certain is that he will fight alone, Zhao Yun can't beat Lu Bu, Zhao Yun and Lu Bu have never fought each other, and they can't be conclusive. "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" and "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" are simply two stories, and the conclusions drawn must also be different. As far as "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is concerned, there is no doubt that Lu Bu will rank first, although Zhao Yun's strength should not be underestimated, but when he met Lu Bu, the two tried their best, so the conclusion must be that Zhao Yun is more than lucky.

Lu Bu's bravery was undoubtedly revealed in the battle against Liu Guan and Zhang. The princes of the Eighteenth Road met and prepared to go to fight against Dong Zhuo, after Huaxiong was killed by Guan Yu, Lu Bu came to fight, and when he arrived at the city, none of the princes of the Eighteenth Road dared to come out to fight. At this time, Liu Guanzhang and the others were not taken seriously by Yuan Shao, so they had to leave.

So he confronted Lu Bu at the gate of the city. Zhang Fei stepped forward violently at first, and fought with Lu Bu for fifty rounds.

At this time, Guan Yu stepped forward to help Zhang Fei. Although the writing is written in fifty rounds without a win, it is obvious that Zhang Fei is a little powerless, otherwise Guan Yu would not have played. After fighting Zhang Fei for fifty rounds, he joined forces with Guan Yu and Zhang Fei for thirty rounds, but there was still no winner or loser, so Liu Bei joined in again, and then Lu Bu was defeated.

The three of them failed to kill Lu Bu in battle, which shows that Lu Bu is strong. Guan Yu and Zhang Fei's strength is well known, so Lu Bu deserves to be the first.

Let's talk about Zhao Yun again. Zhao Yun is Liu Bei's guard, just like Cao Cao's guard Xu Zhu, as long as Zhao Yun is there, then no one can kill Liu Bei. Zhao Yun even turned the tide when Liu Bei attacked Eastern Wu and retreated, repelled Lu Xun, and rescued Liu Bei.

Guan Yu called Zhao Yun his younger brother, and there were really few people who could enter Guan Yu's eyes, so Zhao Yun's ability was not bad. Zhao Yun has defeated many fierce generals, such as Zhang He, Li Dian, Xu Huang and Zhang Jaw, etc., and there are many side examples to prove Zhao Yun's toughness. But Zhao Yun and Lu Bu fought alone, I really can't imagine the ending, Zhao Yun will definitely lose, but I can't draw conclusions about whether I am dead or alive.

It should be Lu Bu who defeated Zhao Yun, because Lu Bu was able to fight Guan Yu and Zhang Fei for several rounds without defeat, and Zhao Yun was only equal in strength to the two of them.

Zhao Yun will win.

Reason: Everyone knows that Zhao Yun has a special function, that is, the more he fights, the more brave he becomes, Zhao Yun and Lu Bu are on par in strength, and they will not be able to distinguish the winner at first, but as time goes by, Zhao Yun is more courageous, and in the end Zhao Yun will win.

In the end, Lu Bu must have won, because in terms of heads-up in the Three Kingdoms, Lu Bu is the strongest.

Zhang He and Zhang Feibi! Anyway, Zhang He saw Zhao Yun like a mouse saw a cat! How far to run, how far to run! It can be seen that Zhao Zhi is brave! According to the romance, one Lu Er, Zhao Sandianwei!

Lu Bu is still slightly superior, but Zhao Yun's strength is also very strong, and the two of them can be said to be comparable.

Zhao Yun's strength is very high, because after all, Zhao Yun was named one of the five tiger generals, and being able to receive such an honor shows that his martial arts are very high.

Zhao Yun's strength is very strong, and he is very powerful in martial arts, brave and resourceful in combat, and very wise, so many people admire this role very much.

He fought many famous battles in his life, and successively participated in the Battle of Bowangpo, the Battle of Changbanpo, the Battle of Hanshui, etc., all of which were victorious, without any defeat, and retreated from the Huns.

Lü Bu was executed by Cao Cao's order.

In the first year of Xingping (194), Lü Bu took advantage of Cao Cao's attack on Tao Qian and rebelled with Chen Gong and others to occupy Puyang, but was defeated by Cao Cao in two years and turned to attach to Liu Bei in Xuzhou, and took advantage of Liu Bei's battle with Yuan Shu to attack Xuzhou, and made peace with Liu Bei for a while and attacked each other for a while. During this period, he used the halberd to resolve the battle between Liu Bei and Ji Ling. In the third year of Jian'an (198), after Lü Bu defeated Liu Bei and Xiahoudun [dūn] successively, Cao Cao personally went out to conquer Lü Bu and flooded Pi.

Lü Bu was betrayed by his subordinates and was captured and executed in Chengbo on December 7, 199.

In the third year of Jian'an, after Lü Bu defeated Liu Bei and Xiahoudun successively, Cao Cao personally went out to conquer Lü Bu, besieged it for three months, besieged the city by breaking the water, and Lü Bu's army was centrifuged up and down, and then his subordinates Hou Cheng, Song Xian, and Wei continued to betray Lü Bu and surrender to Cao Cao.

Lü Bu was tied up in front of Cao Cao and threatened to be used by Cao Cao, but was stopped by Liu Bei, and finally Lü Bu was hanged and then beheaded. Lü Bu's subordinates Chen Gong and Gao Shun also refused to surrender and were executed, while Zhang Liao led his troops to surrender to Cao Cao.

1. When Cao Cao caught Lu Bu in Baimenlou, he intended to surrender him. asked Liu Bei if he had any suggestions, and Bei said: "What do you think about Ding Yuan and Dong Zhuo?" Cao Cao killed Lu Bu.

2. When Lu Bu was dying, he scolded Liu Bei for being a big-eared thief and not paying attention to faith. In fact, it is exactly like this, Liu Bei is also a very untrustworthy person, but he just disguised himself as a faithful person and deceived many people. Therefore, it is not unreasonable to say that Lu Bu died at the hands of Liu Bei.

And Cao Cao is also a capricious person, putting life and death in a matter of thought.

After Lü Bu was defeated in the battle with Jiang Wei, Lü Bu's army was divided up and down, his subordinates rebelled, and finally Lü Bu was hanged by Cao Cao.

Because of Zhao Yun's old age, Zhao Yun rarely had the opportunity to command a battle alone in his life, like Guan Yu in Jingzhou, who led the army alone, and Zhang Fei entered Sichuan, who also led the troops alone. Zhao Yun is the vanguard and lure the enemy the most, and if you want to say that the defeat is also the commander's command error, which leads to the disadvantage of the generals under the account.

Cao Cao besieged for three months, besieged the city, Lu Bu's army was centrifuged, and his subordinates Hou Cheng, Song Xian, and Wei continued to rebel, binding Chen Gong to surrender, Lu Bu saw that Cao's army was in a hurry to attack in Baimenlou, and the general trend had gone, so he ordered the left and right to hand over his head to Cao Cao, and the left and right could not bear it, so that he surrendered to the city in December (February 7, 199).

Lu Bu was tied up in front of Cao Cao and said to Cao Cao: "I am kind enough to my subordinate generals, it is just that they betrayed me together temporarily." In the end, Lu Bu was hanged and then beheaded.

His subordinates Chen Gong and Gao Shun also refused to surrender and were executed, while Zhang Liao led his troops to surrender to Cao Cao. Cao Cao ordered the heads of Lü Bu, Chen Gong, and Gao Shun to be sent to Xu Du Zhanggong and then buried.

Zhao Yun has never been defeated in his life, saying that Lu Bu can win, this is not recorded, Lu Bu was already dead at that time, so, strictly speaking, no.

In the sixth year of Jianxing, Zhuge Liang went on a northern expedition and sent Zhao Yun and Deng Zhi to lead the division out of the Mingu Valley to attract the power of Cao Allah and lead a large army to attack Qishan himself. Zhao Yun, who shouldered a heavy responsibility, lost the battle against Cao Zhen and was forced to hold on to the danger until the final battle. After returning to Chengdu, he was demoted to the general of the town army until he died of illness in the seventh year of Jianxing, and was not promoted.

He was surrounded by Cao Cao and died.