Li Kui killed the four tigers effortlessly, and Wu Song was tired when he hit one, why is the gap so

Because Li Kui has ** in his hands, and Wu Song is bare-handed, there is a difference between the two, and in the end, Wu Song is exhausted, but he still has the strength to go down the mountain, and Li Kui is completely out of strength.

Li Kui kills the four tigers effortlessly, Wu Song is tired when he fights one, the gap is so big because Li Kui's strength is very large, and he is also a good man, and he is very brave when facing others.

Because Li Kui has a hand in his hand, and Wu Song can only use his fists and feet. And at that time, Wu Song was drunk and in a bad state. So the gap will appear to be huge.

This is actually very simple, Li Kui has **, with two big axes in his hand, cutting an axe will seriously injure the tiger or even die, and Wu Song is bare-handed, not only has to suppress the tiger, but also has to kill the tiger with one punch, of course, it takes a lot of effort.

Because Wu Song was drunk at that time, he was not sober, and he was fighting with the tiger with his bare hands, so he was particularly tired.

Mainly because he drank and there was nothing **. It was fought with bare hands. And Li Kui has **, and those tigers are not too big.

Mainly because the tiger that Wu Song encountered was too big, and Wu Song beat the tiger after getting drunk.

Because everyone's combat effectiveness is different, and their personal martial arts are also different, therefore, you can't look at the problem this way, Li Kui can kill the four tigers, it doesn't mean that Wu Song can also do it.

Because the abilities of the two of them are not the same at all, and in front of Peng Feng and Li Kui, it has kung fu, and his strength is very large, you will be particularly powerful, and Wu Song is particularly short.

Li Kui is powerful, because Li Kui kills the tiger very easily, and he has also made a lot of contributions, and his ability is very strong.

Li Kui killed 4 tigers effortlessly because Li Kui was armed with a knife, and there were two little tigers among them, and Wu Song only brought a mallet when he beat the tiger, and the mallet was broken after hitting it, and Wu Song beat the tiger with his bare hands, and the two are not comparable.

Wu Song. Because there is a big difference in the size of the tigers they kill, there is also a difference in the use of their martial arts.

Wu Song is even more powerful. Wu Song fought the tiger with his bare hands, while Li Kui killed the tiger with a knife.

I think Wu Song is even more powerful, Wu Song hit one and lay down, because he was drunk at the time, so I think Wu Song is definitely better than Li Kui in a sober state.

The tiger killed by Wu Song has been entrenched on the pedestrian artery before Wu Song, which has caused a lot of impact on people, and Wu Song's behavior is equivalent to eliminating harm for the people, so it has been praised by the people, and Wu Song beat the tiger with his fists to kill the tiger, showing his super physique and combat effectiveness, and Wu Song, as a young man who fights tigers, is one of the top ten outstanding young people in the local area to eliminate harm for the people, and has been vigorously publicized by the government.

This is because Wu Song's elder brother Wu Dalang is also more famous, which is why Wu Song is so famous.

The reason why Li Kui's fight against the tiger did not spread was a tragedy on the one hand, and on the other hand, there was no publicity, and he was embarrassed to publicize it. It has nothing to do with the wanted criminal Li Kui.

Because Wu Song fought the tiger, he didn't use a knife or a gun, and only killed the tiger with his fists.

Because Wu Song is a tiger who fights with his bare hands, he must be more powerful, compared to himself.

Li Kui and Wu Song were Liangshan brothers, and they had a good relationship with Song Jiang, so it was impossible for them to fight.

Because Wu Song only relied on wooden sticks and hands to fight, while Li Kuilian used ** to beat.

Because what Li Kui killed was actually only an adult male tiger in the real sense, and he also used **.

Li Kui killed the Four Tigers in a situation of extreme grief, and Wu Song relied on his force.

Because Li Kui said that the little tigers killed them when they were asleep, but Wu Song was a head-to-head duel.

Wu Song has the aura of the protagonist, and Li Kui is behind Wu Song in terms of seniority.

Maybe Wu Song has his advantages, so he didn't dare to start.