In Romance of the Three Kingdoms , who has more powerful martial arts than Wei Yan or Wang Shuang?

Wei Yan is of course a fierce general of Shu Han, and has the great responsibility of guarding the territory, and his ability is undoubted, and Wang Shuang is a fierce general in the later period of Cao Wei of the Three Kingdoms, but he is still very inferior to Wei Yan.

Wei Yan's martial arts are stronger. Wei Yan was a general in the late Shu Kingdom, with superior force, and Wang Shuang died under Wei Yan's sword.

Naturally, Wei Yan was even more powerful, because Wang Shuang used the meteor hammer as a secret weapon, but this move was too single, and Wei Yan had already seen through his movements before, so it was naturally more than enough to deal with him.

In "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Wei Yan is a general of Shu Han, and Wang Shuang is a brave general of Cao Wei, both of whom are known for their bravery. Because the two did not face off fairly on the battlefield, it was really difficult to tell whose martial arts were more powerful.

According to "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Wang Shuang, a native of Didao County, Longxi County, has all words, is nine feet long, has a black face and yellow eyes, and a bear's waist and a tiger's back. Make sixty pounds of broadsword, ride thousands of miles to conquer horses, open two stone iron tire bows, hide three meteor hammers, and have the courage of ten thousand people. During Zhuge Liang's second Northern Expedition, he led his army to besiege Chencang.

Cao Wei sent the general Cao Zhen to lead the army to rescue Chen Cang, and before sending troops, Cao Zhen recommended Wang Shuang as the vanguard. Cao Rui personally gave the king double brocade robe and armor and named him General Wuwei. Wang Shuang, as the vanguard, led the reinforcements to Chencang in advance and met with the Shu Han army.

Wang Shuang showed his brave combat skills, killed Shu generals Xie Xiong and Gong Qi, and severely injured Zhang Wei. Later, because Chen Cang had not been attacked for a long time, Zhuge Liang retreated from the army. Wang Shuang led the Wei soldiers to pursue, Zhuge Liang laid out a plan to lure the enemy, sent Wei Yan to lead the army to lure the enemy, and took advantage of Wang Shuang's camp to pursue, sent troops to occupy and set fire to Wang Shuang's camp.

Wang Shuangzheng was in pursuit, and saw a sea of fire in his camp behind him, and retreated in a panic. At this time, Wei Yan suddenly appeared and slashed the king under the horse. Wei Yanzi is long, a native of the Yiyang Ping clan, nine feet tall, a bit similar to Guan Gong, and is second only to the five tiger generals of the Shu Han Dynasty.

Since Wei Yan voted for Shu Han, he once followed Liu Bei to take Yizhou, fought in Hanzhong, and then followed Zhuge Liang to the south and the north, making great contributions to Shu Han. When Zhuge Liang came out of Qishan, Wei Yan was appointed as a striker, dreamed that he had horns on his head, and asked Zhao Zhi, the dreamer, who said: "The husband Qilin has horns but does not use them, and this is a thief who wants to destroy himself without a fight."

Stepping back, Zhao Zhi said to people: "The horn is the word, and the knife is also used; With a knife on the head, it is very fierce. The consequences rebelled because he was dissatisfied with Yang Yi and others taking power, and when he shouted "Who dares to kill me", he was suddenly beheaded by Ma Dai next to him.

It can be said that Wei Yan and Wang Shuang have their own merits, and their martial arts are equal. Wei Yanjiu has been in the battle formation for a long time, skilled in bows and horses, outstanding in martial arts, and is also a figure in the three armies of Shu Han. Wang Shuang is young and vigorous, with infinite strength and martial arts, and is a rising star among the brave generals of Cao Wei's army.

In terms of martial courage and strength, I am afraid that Wang Shuang will have a slight upper hand; In terms of courage and sophistication, Wang Shuang is far inferior to Wei Yan.

On the battlefield, brave and resourceful are the real heroes, Wang Shuang is brave and unstrategic, just a reckless man, and he is beheaded on the battlefield, it is a matter of time. Wei Yanju is proud of his achievements, self-assured and brave, does not know how to restrain, and is not tolerated by his colleagues in the end. Therefore, we can neither be the brave and unscrupulous Wang Shuang, nor can we be the proud Wei Yan, move from time to time, not arrogant, not discouraged, low-key life, is the long-term way.

Wang Shuang is more powerful, and the other party can show his advantages well when he moves head-on, and he also shows his ability in this regard in the process, so the whole person is also very powerful in this regard.

It must be Wei Yan who is even more powerful, because he is very powerful, his ability is also very high, his technology is also very strong, and he can also use force.

I think Wei Yan is even more powerful, because he is strong in martial arts, very charming, has his own ideas and opinions, and has the courage to take responsibility.

Of course, it's Wei Yan. Because his force value is very high, and at that time it was beyond the imagination of many people.

Wang Shuang is more powerful, Wang Shuang's martial arts and strength are stronger, and Wang Shuang is resourceful, more powerful than Wei Ting.

I think Wang Shuang is more powerful, although Wei Yan is the first general in the late Shu Han Dynasty, he is older, and Wang Shuang is relatively young, so Wang Shuang's martial arts are more powerful.

Wang Shuang's martial arts are even more powerful, Wang Shuang has been learning martial arts since he was a child, and he is particularly tall and powerful, particularly sensitive, and is very famous in the martial arts world.

Wei Yan's force is higher, and Wang Shuang is just a nobody of Cao Wei and cannot be compared with Wei Yan.

Wei Yan's martial arts are even more powerful, he is second only to the five tiger generals of the Shu Han Dynasty; And Wang Shuang was killed by Wei Yan, even if he didn't sneak attack him, he was not Wei Yan's opponent.

Fans of the Three Kingdoms all know a fact: with Wei, Shu and Wu officially calling the emperor the founding of the country as the demarcation, it is divided into two stages, from the end of the Han Dynasty to three points, this is the first stage, this period is full of heroes, fierce generals, just pull out one is fierce enough; From three points to one, this is the latter stage, the overall combat effectiveness of the generals in this period has been discounted, there are very few fierce generals, and there are very few fierce generals, and people who can't mix up at all in the first three periods can survive until now, and they can also be invincible and kill all sides, such as Zhang He and Wei Yan, they have also embarked on the peak of their lives, and they have also successively ascended to the throne of "the first warrior in the world".

In the post-Three Kingdoms period, although there were few fierce generals who could be powerful in front of the battle, there were always a few, such as E Huan, Jiang Wei, Wang Shuang, Xu Zhen, Wen Yang, Zhuge Shang, etc., the quantity was scarce, and the quality was difficult to convincing, and there were finally some.

Wang Shuang is a fierce general in the post-three-point period. As everyone knows, Wang Shuang was later raided by Wei Yan and killed under the horse with a knife. So, if Wei Yan doesn't sneak attack and fights with Wang Shuang in front of the two armies in a dignified manner, who can be better at winning?

Let's analyze it through some examples of the two of them.

Wang Shuang was recommended by Cao Zhen to Emperor Cao Rong of Wei. At that time, Zhuge Liang led his troops to the Northern Expedition again, and Cao Rong ordered the general Cao Zhen to lead his troops to resist, and there was a lack of strong martial arts generals in front of the battle, so Cao Zhen recommended a warrior Wang Shuang.

In the 97th chapter of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", the appearance of Wang Shuang in the Litang Hall was described, saying that he was "nine feet long, with a black face and yellow eyes, a bear's waist and a tiger's back", and he was still very tall and strong. The weapon in his hand is a "sixty-pound broadsword", and the mount under his crotch is a "Thousand-mile Expedition Dawan Horse", and he is also good at hidden weapons, "open two stone iron tire bows, hide three meteor hammers, and hit one hundred shots". It has a strong attack power at three distances, far and near, and it feels like it's really bullish.

At that time, Ji Ling, the general under the command of Yuan Shu, once had a thirty-fold battle limb with Guan Yu and was hidden into a battle (Guan Yu had a water release factor), the blade in his hand was a fifty pound three-pointed two-edged knife, and Wang Shuang's big knife was sixty pounds, and the force value of the other cover should be above Ji Ling.

I think Wei Yan is even more powerful, because he is the second only person in Shu to the Five Tiger Generals, and his strength is not inferior to Guan Yu's top generals.

I think Wei Yan is more powerful, although Wang Shuang's martial arts are very strong, he was still killed by Wei Yan, and his strength is not as strong as Wei Yan.

Wei Yan's martial arts are higher, and although Wang Shuang's strength is strong, he died too early.

I personally think that Wei Yan's martial arts in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms are more powerful, because in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Wei Yan is so powerful that Zhuge Liang wants to kill him.

It should be that Wei Yan's force value is higher, because he has a better record. Stronger.