In the same school, why is Luan a grandmaster, but Sun can't be buried?

During the military review of Liangshan 108, the director was often reminded not to always focus on Lin Junyi. In fact, compared with other Liangshan heroes, there is another person who is often habitually forgotten. He is Sun Li. Their basis is simple, that is, Sun Li's record. Sun Li's luxury record failed to enter the plow, which is simply the biggest insult to the ranking of 108.

Maybe the ranking of 108 is a joke in itself. This list is the embodiment of Song Jiang's personal will and likes and dislikes, not to mention great fairness.

So what's Sun Li's record? Why do so many people think that he should not only enter the highest heaven, but also enter the ranks of Liangshan and Five Tigers?

Sun Li ranks thirty-ninth among Liangshan heroes. In the water margin, it is said that he is more than eight feet tall, with a crosshead, a HongLing forehead, a hundred flowers and a green robe, black oil and golden armor, riding a dark horse, making a pike, and a tiger's eye and a bamboo Strafe hanging on his wrist. Riding pike is the standard configuration of Sun Li, a great military commander.

As the younger brother of Luan, the super-class master of Water Margin, Luan has an attributive evaluation in Water Margin, that is, he has the courage to do something wrong. In fact, this comment can also be applied to Sun Li, because his record is so tough. First of all, in the face of Hu Shi, one of the five tigers in Liangshan, the two men fought for more than 30 rounds and the result was a draw. But facing another first-class master, Kou Zhenyuan, he shot Kou Zhenyuan in the head with a tiger's eye Strafe in just over 20 rounds, and then won Fang Qiong in 30 rounds, killing General Andy of the Flying Tigers.

The most significant thing in this report card is the battle with Hu. As we all know, Hu is one of the Five Tigers, and his martial arts is at the bottom. He can't compete with Guan Sheng Lin Chong or even Dong Ping, but this buddy has a characteristic, that is, no matter how strong your martial arts are, he can draw you, not necessarily winning you, but he won't lose you, and he is a master of drawing in Liangshan.

When Sun Li fought Hu, Hu actually had a fight with Lin Chong, Huarong Road and Hu Sanniang, and Hu suffered a big loss physically. At this time, the two men tied, indicating two points. First, Hu's protracted war ability and toughness are very strong, which can't be done casually. This also shows that his position of five tigers is not bragging. Another thing is that Sun Li's own martial arts is still lacking, you know.

Of course, not winning Hu doesn't prove that he can't. We can see Sun Li's real fighting power from another fight.

Hu and Yang Zhi also took part in the competition. They played forty rounds. Liang Shanbo said that at that time, Yang Zhi came out to fight Hu, and the two men fought more than forty times, regardless of victory or defeat. Seeing Yang Zhi's skill, Hu thought, "How did these two escape? It's good to be alive, not a means in a green forest. " Yang Zhi also saw that Hu Kung Fu was strong, sold a flaw, reined in his horse and ran back to this array.

Therefore, Hu recognized Yang Zhi's martial arts very much.

Looking back, Hu tied with Yang Zhi for 40 rounds, and Sun Li tied for 30 rounds, but from the overall feeling, it seems that Yang Zhi is more difficult to deal with, so it is good. If it can be converted, it can be concluded that Sun Li is still far behind Yang Zhi.

And Yang Zhijin can't enter Liangshan and Five Tigers. Although he and Lin Chong tied in fifty rounds, it was not a contest of fate, but a friendly match.

Therefore, if Sun can't defeat Yang Zhi, then he can't enter Liangshan Five Tigers.