Who are the people in the Three Kingdoms who surpass Jiang Wei in terms of wisdom and martial arts?

The first is Cao Ren, Cao Ren is one of the few handsome talents in Cao Wei's camp who can take charge on his own. He is resourceful and adept at grasping fleeting opportunities in complex battles, especially when it comes to well-designed strategies.

The second is Zhang Liao, Zhang Liao is the most talented general in Cao Wei's camp, and he is also deeply trusted by Cao Cao, and has the talent of a theater-level commander. The battle of White Wolf Mountain was slashed, reflecting its superior decisive ability.

Finally, Guan Yu, Guan Yu is a very good handsome talent, don't deny his military talent just because he lost Jingzhou and went to Maicheng. If Guan Yu was just a brave man, Cao Cao would not appreciate him, Liu Bei would not rely on him, and Sun Quan would not be afraid of him.

The person who surpassed Jiang Wei in wisdom and martial arts in the Three Kingdoms was the emperor of Wu State, Sun Quan's elder brother, Sun Ce, but Sun Ce died when he was young, which is also quite a pity.

Zhou Yu, Zhang Liao, Deng Ai, etc., are all very powerful. In actual combat, they all showed super high resourcefulness and kung fu.

At least Zhang Liao, his force is by no means lower than Jiang Wei, and his ability to lead an army alone to contain the entire Eastern Wu is not comparable to Jiang Wei.

Jiang Wei's force is still okay, and legend has it that Jiang Wei has 3 talents, punishment, defense, and **. Do you remember? Once Jiang Wei, Zhuge Liang, Wei Yan, Zhang Bao, and Zhao Yun went down to the 5 of them, and said that Zhuge Liang **, Wei Yan was T, but Zhuge and Wei Yan of TM kept paddling, and Jiang Wei was cut ** and defensive.

Attack power 80 90

Zhao Yun's is more than 100.

Jiang Wei Yongwu is around 94. (Assuming Lu Bu 100, Guan Yu 99) Anyway, Jiang Wei defeated Lao Zhao Yun, and this is the only ** ruler. Intelligence at 96-97. The first person in the Three Kingdoms, the all-round talent of civil and military affairs is unparalleled in the world!

elevated Deng Ai's force, belittled Jiang Wei, and Lou Zhu was "well-intentioned".

Text: It is basically the same level as Guo Jia (after Zhuge Liang taught).

Wu: It's generally considered to be ninth.

One Lu, two Zhao, three Dian Wei, four passes, five horses, six Zhang Fei, seven yellows, eight Xu, nine Jiang Wei, and, Jiang Wei's marksmanship accounts for one of the six guns.

Liuhe: Inner Sanhe: Heart (Jiang Wei); Qi (Xiang Yu); gall (Zhao Yun) outer triad: hand (Yao period); Step (Gao Siji); It can be seen from the eye (Luo Cheng) that Jiang Wei's martial arts are also quite powerful.

The more perfect military generals are both civil and military, and they are also difficult generals. He was the only military general who relied on in the late Shu Kingdom.

Jiang Wei and 70-year-old Zhao Yun fought 10 together, stood on the upper hand, fought 30 with Wei Yan, fought 50 with Deng Ai, and tied with Xiahouba at 80. It is comparable to Zhou Tai and Huang Gai.

Jiang Wei turned out to be a general of the Cao army guarding Tianshui City, and when Zhuge Liang fought there, he found that Jiang Wei was not only able to use martial arts but also used his brain (Zhuge Liang suffered a defeat), so he wanted to subdue him.

Jiang Wei followed Zhuge Liang to learn a lot of knowledge, Zhuge Liang also trusted him, and later the Shu Kingdom was destroyed, Jiang Wei conspired against the Cao Army and the elders of the Shu State in Cao Jun and recovered the great cause of the Shu Kingdom, which was about to succeed, but Jiang Wei suddenly fainted during the execution of the operation, and when he woke up, the operation had failed, and there had been a fight around him.

First-class generals.

Jiang Wei is a rare general of wisdom and courage in the later stage of "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", the old Zhao Yun has a slight upper hand in the war, receives Guo Huai's secret arrow empty-handed, and reflects the death of Guo Huai, and draws Deng Ai who fought bravely in dozens of rounds, making up for the demeanor of the five tiger generals of Shu in martial arts.

Jiang Wei's marksmanship should not be inferior to Zhao Yun, Ma Chao and other first-class top generals, but Pei Lao Jiang Wei lacked pride and courage in actual combat, which is the ruthlessness that many famous generals lacked in the late Three Kingdoms period.

Military achievements

At the beginning, Liu Bei was the king of Hanzhong, leaving Wei Yan to guard Hanzhong, leaving heavy troops in each siege to resist the foreign enemy, if the enemy came to invade Hanzhong, the enemy could be blocked outside the pass, and could not be promoted into Hanzhong. However, Jiang Wei believes that although this method is in line with the meaning of "heavy door" in "Zhou Yi", it can resist the enemy, but it cannot achieve great results.

It is better to let the enemy army enter Yangping Pass, and the Shu army retreats to the two cities of Han and Le, leaving heavy troops to guard the important passes, and then sending an army to fight guerrillas, specifically attacking the weak links of the enemy army.

Jiang Wei is a typical talent who belongs to both civil and military affairs. If he is in Shu, maybe only Wei Yan can be compared to him. If it was in the early period of the Three Kingdoms, people like Zhou Yu, Sun Ce, and Lu Meng would be a little more powerful than Jiang Wei.