Yue Fei has never lost a battle? Which other generals are ever-victorious generals?

Sun Tzu: undefeated all his life, he led Yue State to defeat Chu State, left Sun Tzu's art of war behind, and finally lived in seclusion in the mountains.

Warring States period

Wu Qi: I have been unbeaten all my life. I have fought thousands of battles and all the warring states countries. He has worked for Wei, Lu, Wei (the longest) and Chu. Leaving Woods' Art of War. Finally, he was killed in Chu State.

Sun Bin: I think everyone is familiar with encircling Wei to save Zhao. The horse race in Tian Ji was my friend's idea.

Bai Qi: I have never lost in my life. I ruined Zhao's 500,000 troops in the battle of Changping, but I was finally caught because of the power struggle.

Li Mu: The only person who could compete with Qin at the end of the Warring States Period. Unfortunately, in the end, the prince of Zhao fell into the double spy of Qin, and checked Li Mu.

Han Xin: After leaving the general's post, he picked up shoes for the elderly and gained the art of war. Han Xin has more soldiers. He is also kind and open-minded. . , darkness, all for the general. Unfortunately, in the end, Gao Zhen was killed by Lv Hou.

Western Han Dynasty (206 BC-25 AD)

Wei Qing and Huo Qubing: unbeaten all their lives, sweeping the northwest and crushing the Huns. In other words, these two uncles can't even compare with General Li Guang. Unfortunately, talent taboo, two people died at a young age.

Li Jing, who was unbeaten all his life, was a famous soldier in the early Tang Dynasty and a rare figure in history. Tota Li Tianwang's prototype may be him (I think, hehe), a sick man.

Yue Fei: I am unbeaten all my life. I am a famous soldier in the Southern Song Dynasty. Yue Jiajun, the leader of the tunnel, defeated the Liao army in succession, and our territory was recovered in the Song Dynasty. In the end, I died in the storm court. This is really a genius and hateful Qin Yao.

Temujin, unbeaten all his life, is a proud son of a generation. He is an emperor and a general. He is one of the strongest generals in China's history. Pathological death. Xu Da: The founding general of the Ming Dynasty, who assisted Zhu Yuanzhang in establishing the Ming Dynasty. Sweep across Chen Youliang, March to Zhang Shicheng in the east and explore the Yuan capital in the north. Pathological death.

Qi Jiguang: A general in the middle and late Ming Dynasty, a hero who defeated the enemy. Be framed by a traitor

Zheng Chenggong, a national hero in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, drove away the Dutch invaders and built our treasure island. Die of illness

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