May I ask what fierce generals were in the later period of the Three Kingdoms, and who was the real

Shu originally had Guan Xing and Zhang Bao, the sons of Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, but unfortunately they all died later. The only brave people in Shu were Wei Yan and Jiang Wei, but unfortunately Wei Yan was later killed by Ma Dai because he rebelled after Zhuge Liang's death. After Zhuge Liang's death, Jiang Wei inherited Zhuge Liang's will, served as the general of Shu State, and held the military power, but unfortunately he had no political foresight, and attacked Wei nine times, but there was no progress, but it led to the rapid decline of Shu's national strength, and was finally destroyed by Wei.

In the later period of the Shu Kingdom, talents withered, and there were no fierce generals (it is said that it was because Zhuge Liang was too cautious, did not know how to cultivate talents, and did everything himself, so that his subordinates had no opportunity to exercise.) Therefore, after his death, there were no outstanding figures in Shu).

And Wei has Wang Shuang, Wen Yuan, and Wen Yuan, all of whom were famous generals in the late Three Kingdoms.

As for the state of Wu, there were no fierce generals in the later period.

Zhao Yun was the latest of the five tiger generals of Shu Han to die, and he did not die until Zhuge Liang's second attack on Wei.

On the eve of the fall of Shu, Zhuge Liang's son Zhuge Zhan and his grandson Zhuge Shang led the last soldiers and horses in Chengdu to fight a decisive battle with Deng Ai, but the result was a great defeat, and the last two were killed in battle, and people praised their father and son as loyal and righteous people. After that, Liu Chan surrendered to the Wei army, and the Shu Kingdom was destroyed. . .

The bravery mentioned above mainly refers to the generals who are relatively high in martial arts and brave in battle (although some generals are high in martial arts, they do not always charge into battle like Zhang Fei, so they are not considered fierce generals), not just any one, at least the force must be more than 80 (up to 100)!!

If it refers to force alone, there are Zhao Yun, Jiang Wei, Xiahouba, Zhang He, Wen Yuan, Wang Shuang, Deng Ai; These can be called brave generals. If you are leading troops to fight, there are Jiang Wei, Deng Ai, Zhong Hui, Lu Kang, and Yanghu; These can be called marshals.

Since Jiang Wei was captured by Wei, there are basically no outstanding generals in Shu, and after Jiang Wei's death, Deng Ai was in charge of Shu's army, and finally he was killed and destroyed

Jiang Wei, Xiahou Ba, Zhuge Shang.

The real number one fierce general should be Lu Bu, although he has not killed a very famous general, but he once fought against Liu Guanzhang and the others by himself, which is enough to prove his strength.

The real number one fierce general is, of course, Lu Bu, if you remove Lu Bu's own criticized character, Lu Bu's martial arts are the first in the Three Kingdoms. Invincible, invincible.

It's Lu Bu, Lu Bu is the first fierce general of the Three Kingdoms, his martial arts are very strong, and he is very capable, Guan Yu and Zhang Fei can't beat it together.

Red rabbit in the horse, Lu Bu in the people. Although Lu Bu's character is not good, he is indeed the first fierce general of the Three Kingdoms.

Lu Bu, a well-deserved first military general of the Three Kingdoms, is enough to reflect the three British battles against Lu Bu. To say that the most courageous are Dian Wei and Xu Chu.

Yan Xing Yan Xing, the word Yanming, the later name Yan, Jincheng people also. There are few health names, and he started as a young general, with Han Sui. At the beginning of Jian'an, he attacked with Ma Teng. The line tastes the stabbing super, the spear is broken, because the spear is folded, and several kills are killed.

Except for Yan Xing, who among the other fierce generals of the Three Kingdoms could almost kill Ma Chao??