Among the three chivalrous men and five righteous men, martial arts is high. Why did Nan Xia Zhan Zhao, who used to be in the United States, become a passer-by among the white-browed heroes?

First of all, talk about Zhan Zhao's position in bridled eyebrows. When Liang Zhu, the flying sword fairy, went to Kaifeng to rescue the disciples from prison, he fought with all the heads in Kaifeng. Zhan Zhao at that time was one of them. He is not there except Xu Liang. They laid siege to Zhan Zhao together, and he was seriously injured three times. In the plot of Bai Yunrui Art Research, Bai Yunrui is described as several times stronger in martial arts than his father Bai Yutang, while Zhan Zhao's strength is equivalent to Bai Yutang's in Three Heroes and Five Righteousnesses.

Whether Liang Zhu, who easily defeated Zhan Zhao, or Bai Yunrui, who is several times stronger than Bai Yutang, can only be regarded as? White-browed hero? First-class masters, not to mention the ultimate warrior Yu He, even the second child Xia Suiliang in the book, are far from each other. Ten Liang Zhu or ten Bai Yunrui are not necessarily Xia Suiliang's opponents. This can be understood as the martial arts mode of the white-browed swordsman is far greater than the five meanings of sword and smile. After all, many authors like to make the characters in the sequel far bigger than the original. In the old setting list, the martial arts master level is divided into swordsman and swordsman, the samurai level belongs to swordsman, and the swordsman level is higher than swordsman.

As far as the three chivalrous men and the five righteous men are concerned, although Zhan Zhao and Ou Yangchun are both called Nan Xia and Bei Xia, their martial arts are quite different. Bai Yutang, who was neck and neck with Zhan Zhao, was obviously defeated by Ou Yangchun, and he was convinced of his ability. That is to say, with the setting of bridled swordsman, Zhan Zhao is not a top swordsman. Later, almost all the swordsman's masters came on stage, and ordinary swordsman was not worth it. Zhan Zhao is really never tired of watching it.

In addition, The Bridled Hero also mentioned a realistic problem, that is, the battle against Zhao was not very good. One is that the old man's fighting power against Zhao is not as good as before (but white-browed heroes can generally hit people aged 80, 90 and 100 ...), and the other is that Zhu Liang, a flying sword fairy, said that it used to look strong because many noble people were not born not to hit you, but just looked great. But anyway. White-browed hero? After all, it is only a sequel of later generations. Even if Shan Lao's level of performing arts is so high, it is still possible to make a TV series. After all, it can't represent the original. Anyone can write a sequel. The strength of the characters in the sequel depends entirely on the author's background. If you like, you can write a novel of Zhan Zhao's later period.