Is Dian Wei really as powerful as the legend says?

Hehe, do you believe that there is a Qinglong Yanyue knife in the weapons of the Han Dynasty??? Would you believe that the human vocal cords cause sonic seismic bridges? The first choice to watch the Three Kingdoms is not romance (a lot of content is fictional and exaggerated), fun is a lot of belief.

Dian Wei is brave and extraordinary, burly in appearance, and the soldiers around him are very brave, and in every battle, they are the first to enter the battle. Another example is the Yamen flag (about 95 kilograms) planted in front of the camp gate, which an ordinary person can't lift at all, but Dian Wei can easily raise it with one hand, and his strength is extraordinary and respected. And he loves wine and food, and will share wine and food with his subordinates on the left and right, and eat and drink together, so there are many subordinates, but Dian Wei still keeps supporting them.

He is loyal, prudent and steady, and has a chivalrous will, such as avenging the Liu family. Later, he was Cao Cao's guard, often standing as a guard for a day, and sleeping around Cao Cao's tent at night without going home. Love to hold a large double halberd and a long knife, etc., the army said:

The strong man under the tent has a pawn, and he carries a pair of halberds and eighty pounds. And Cao Cao set up a banquet in Wan, when Cao Cao was drinking, Dian Wei stood behind Cao Cao with a big axe, every time someone stepped forward, Dian Wei raised the axe and glared, Zhang Xiu and his generals did not dare to look up.

The Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms commented: "Xu Chu and Dian Wei folded left and right, and Fan of the Han Dynasty also said." ”

Sergeant Cao: "The strong man under the tent has a gentleman, and he carries a pair of halberds and eighty catties." ”

There are clouds in the book, and the 2 halberds of the master alone are almost 100 catties! When he rescued Cao Cao, he was hit by several arrows and wounded countless knives! Of course, it's a bit fake, it's recommended to read Yi Zhongtian's book, it may not be so bad, and there will be unexpected discoveries.

I've heard the evaluation of the wild history version.

Ranked by force: Lu Bu, Zhao Yun, Dian Wei, Guan Yu, Ma Chao.

I don't know if it's right or not.

However, Cao Cao is most heartbroken for the death of two people, Dian Wei and Guo Jia...

It's hard to say, it depends on personal beliefs.

No, it won't be so godly.

That** tricks are all exaggerations.

No matter how powerful he is, he is just a bodyguard.

Dian Wei is very powerful, he is burly, powerful, ambitious, and chivalrous.

Let's see how tragic Dian Wei's death was:

In 197, Cao Cao conquered Jingzhou and came to Wancheng, where Zhang Xiu surrendered. Cao Cao was very happy, so he invited Zhang Xiu and his generals to have a wine party together. When Cao Cao was drinking, Dian Wei stood behind him with a big axe, and the axe blade was more than a foot.

At the end of the banquet, Zhang Xiu and his generals did not dare to look up. More than ten days later, Zhang Xiu was quite ashamed because of Cao Cao's acceptance of his aunt, so he accepted Jia Xu's suggestion, suddenly rebelled, and attacked Cao Cao's camp. Dian Wei fought in front of the door, and the thief army could not enter.

The thieves then scattered and entered the camp through the other gates. At that time, there were still more than ten people in the military academy under Dian Wei, all of whom fought to the death, and all of them were ten with one. But the thief army had a lot of benefits before and after, Dian Wei hit it left and right with a halberd, and when he hit it with a halberd, he broke more than ten spears of the thief soldiers.

Later, Dian Wei left and right killed and wounded, Dian Wei himself was also wounded by dozens, the two sides engaged in short combat, and the thieves fought forward. Dian Wei killed the two of them with his bare hands, and the rest of the thieves did not dare to approach. Dian Wei clashed with thieves before resuming the war and killed several people, but the wounds were repeated, and Dian Wei scolded angrily and died.

Only then did the thief army dare to move forward, take the head of Dian Wei, and pass it on to each other, and the overturned army will look at its body. Cao Cao retreated to Wuyin, heard that Dianwei was dead, wept bitterly, recruited spies to retrieve his body, wept in person, sent him to be buried in Xiangyi, and worshiped his son Dian Man as Langzhong.

In fact, there are many kinds of this power, foot combat and horse fighting. If Ma Zhan Dian Wei will definitely not be able to beat Lu Bu, but who is powerful in foot combat is not necessarily...

Dian Wei is brave, powerful, and very loyal.

<> Dianwei, Chen Liujiwu (now Jiwucheng Village, Huanggang Township, Ningling County, Henan), was a famous general under Cao Cao in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. He is burly, powerful, ambitious, and chivalrous. When Cao Cao conquered Lü Bu, he was recruited as a trap Chen, performed bravely, and was worshiped as a lieutenant and guarded Cao Cao.

In the second year of Jian'an, Zhang Xiu betrayed Cao Cao, and Dian Wei blocked the rebels alone in order to protect Cao Cao, killing many people, but finally died because he was outnumbered.

The stories about Dian Wei are: serving Cao Cao, Puyang Zhanbu, folding left and right, and dying in battle. These four allusions fully illustrate Dian Wei's character.

Dian Wei, can be described as the true warrior of the Three Kingdoms, when he appeared, he chased the tiger across the stream, and the 80-kilogram double halberd was not a few pounds lighter than the Qinglong knife, and the strength of holding 40 pounds in each hand was much greater than holding 82 pounds in both hands. Dian Wei's death is something that other generals in the Three Kingdoms can't show, and his death can be described as earth-shattering, crying ghosts and gods. After Zhang Xiu surrendered, because Cao Cao accepted his aunt, Zhang Xiu held a grudge, accepted Jia Xu's suggestion, and suddenly rebelled, resulting in Dian Wei's death, but there was a knife on the head of the color character, Cao Cao committed this taboo, resulting in the death of the first warrior of the Three Kingdoms.