In terms of force alone, who is more powerful than Pei Hu and Chen Jialuo?

The relationship between Shu Jian's enmity and Flying Fox series is similar to The Legend of the Condor Heroes and The Condor Heroes, and it is also one of the few novels in the Golden Book that directly discusses martial arts. It can't be said that Guan Gong beat Qin Qiong. Although there are not so many characters recorded in The Book of Swords, they also have a direct intersection with the protagonist, and the protagonists of Pei Hu and Chen Jialuo also had a direct fight. This article will compare their advantages and disadvantages.

Because there should be a big gap between Jialuo and Hu Fei in Chen Shujian, and Pei Hu, a snowy mountain, should be much stronger than its fledgling counterparts. Here we will compare it in two periods. That is, the comparison between Pei Hu and Gallo, Chen Shujian, and the comparison between Pei Hu and Chen Jialuo. It's also fairer.

Pei Hu and Chen Jialuo, the book Sword.

Judging from his qualifications and record, Pei Hu in The Legend of the Flying Fox is definitely better than Chen Jialuo who didn't learn to be an expert and didn't understand the cow's paw in the book. The first is the qualification comparison. More than one person praised Pei Hu's qualifications. It is clear to Zhao Banshan that Pei Hu is a "born martial arts master". At that time, he was only thirteen or fourteen years old, but he suddenly understood the chaotic tactic, while Sun, the head of Taiji North Sect at that time, was at a loss.

In the story of saving Miao Renfeng, Miao Renfeng's evaluation of Pei Hu's qualification is that the martial arts immortals in Pei Hu have almost no rivals. However, "With your qualifications, Tian Yue, we are pursuing the first place in the world, not the second", and directly think that Pei Hu has the first place in the world. Pei Hu fled to Huaquanmen to elect the president of the conference. At that time, he thought of pretending to be a disciple of Huaquanmen to win the leader, so that he could sneak into the world leader of the conference aboveboard. So he just watched it for a while, and learned the extremely complicated Xiyue Flower Boxing, and defeated the enemy in the ring with one move and one style. At that time, Cheng Lingsu felt that Pei Hu was "a martial arts student, as if born."

On the other hand, Chen Jialuo's qualifications are far from surprising. Only "smart" evaluation has advantages over ordinary people, but it is dwarfed by Pei Hu, who has certified many experts as Superman. Pei Hu is undoubtedly superior to or even far superior to Chen Jialuo in terms of qualification, while Chen Jialuo only practiced martial arts for ten years during the Shu Jian period (practicing martial arts at the age of fifteen and officially debuted at the age of twenty-five), not much longer than Hu Fei. This is why Hu Fei is better than Shu Jian in Chen Jialuo.

The second is recording. Hu Fei tied up the rumored dust-free Taoist with a sharp knife. The two men fought more than 500 strokes, and the early dozens of strokes against Zhang would fall into a disadvantage, and Zhang's martial arts was not as good as dust-free. Even if we don't consider the possibility of dust-free progress in the rumor of flying fox, Pei Hu here is obviously better than early Chen Jialuo.

Some people may say that the dust-free war in Pei Hu is more or less unusual. Indeed, the original text said that Pei Hu felt that he had never been so handy with Hu Jia's sharp knife in this battle, and then the commentator explained it. This is because Pei Hu has never met a strong enemy of this level before, and the beauty of Hu Jia's not meeting a strong enemy is not obvious. After encountering a strong enemy, he showed intensive and exquisite knife skills. In other words, this is not Pei Hu's extraordinary performance, but Pei Hu has never played a real saber power before.

Of course, after Chen Jialuo learned how to understand cow's paw, his situation was different. Knowing the cow's paw easily defeated Zhang and Bai Zhen, who were obviously higher than Lian Ming. If you look at it this way, Chen Jialuo, who learned the cow's paw at the end of the book, should be better than Hu Fei, but one thing is that Chen Jialuo is clean or tied in the case of music bonus, and the direct combat record is higher than the indirect contrast, so Chen Jialuo is higher than. After careful analysis, it can be seen that a defeated Zhang should have some moisture, and Zhang has been in Lien Chan for many days. At the same time, the original text clearly pointed out that he was eyeing up by many experts and was inevitably discouraged. So, under the advantage of Ning Bijian, he played more than 100 moves with Chen Jialuo, who can only use flowers and wrong fists. This performance is obviously not as good as Zhang's empty-handed, and the last dozens of moves have the upper hand. Therefore, Zhang is very careless, which is related to dissatisfaction.

And Bai Zhen over there, although he admitted defeat, but he didn't suffer substantial damage, he could still fight hard. Plus, these two men are enemies. Chen Jialuo should have learned their martial arts with me in advance, so he can't conclude that Chen Jialuo's martial arts is obviously higher than clean.

So generally speaking, Pei Hu should be higher than Chen Jialuo, and equal to Chen Jialuo, who knows how to solve the problem.

Comparison between Snow Mountain Pei Hu and Legendary Chen Jialuo

By the time the snow-capped mountains fly foxes, Pei Hu's martial arts have been on par with Miao Renfeng's. You know, when the rumor spread, Pei Hu was facing Miao Renfeng, but he didn't dare to answer it directly. He used chaotic ring tactics to unload half of his strength, but was blacked out by the remaining half, retreating three steps in a row. Obviously, their internal forces are not on the same level, and Pei Hu also thinks that there is a big gap with Miao Renfeng in martial arts. In the snowy mountain era, Pei Hu and Miao Renfeng's fists and internal forces were already quite equal, and Miao Renfeng's palm strength did not fall in the wind.

In this period, I tend to surpass Chen Jialuo in the rumor period. There are two reasons. First of all, the new revision has narrowed the gap between Pei Hu and Chen Jialuo during the rumor period. In the old version, Chen Jialuo is far better than Pei Hu, but the new version is better.

Here, Pei Hu took Chen Jialuo as Fu Kang 'an and tried his best to catch him, while Chen Jialuo just fought back at will. At the last minute, he met seven or eight times. Pei Hu was extremely surprised at the speed and subtlety of Chen Jialuo's variant. At the same time, both of them were right, and Pei Hu's blood was churning. The normal short-July-August meeting reflects the gap, especially when Chen Jialuo just pushed it at will. The gap between the two is bound to be great, and so is the old version. However, in the newly revised version, Hu Fei is added in mid-air and Chen Jialuo is sitting on a horse, so it is not obvious whether they will win or lose.

Obviously, the newly revised version has turned Chen Jialuo's victory over Pei Hu into a weak victory, narrowing the gap. Then, according to Pei Hu's progress against Miao Renfeng during the flying fox period in the snow-capped mountains, it is possible to double the flying fox period in the snow-capped mountains, which is naturally stronger than the rumored Chen Jialuo.

Another proof that the snow-capped mountains in Pei Hu are stronger is Pei Hu's self-evaluation. Pei Hu said this on the snowy mountain:

In the snowy mountain era, Pei Hu has always been ambitious to compete with Miao Renfeng for the title of the best martial arts in the world. It is said that Pei Hu and Chen Jialuo had already met, but Pei Hu ignored Chen Jialuo and just wanted to compete with Miao Renfeng to see who was unique in martial arts. At that time, Pei Hu felt better than Chen Jialuo, otherwise this sentence would have become a joke.