Which of the drunken Zhang Fei, Dian Wei, and Xu Chu has greater strength?

Under normal circumstances, the strength of these three people can be said to be about the same. They are all top masters, and it is difficult to distinguish the winner. So! When you're drunk, the outcome can be very different.

The official history of Zhang Fei, Dian Wei, and Xu Chu cannot be guaranteed. In the novel, they are definitely typical reckless men who are addicted to alcohol. All three were guilty of drunkenness. Xu Chu was drunk while transporting grain and was beaten by Zhang Fei and was crippled for life. Dian Wei was drunk to protect his master, and was chopped into eight pieces by Zhang Xiu's soldiers and horses from the Fourth Village. Zhang Fei was drunk and drunk, and the shelter Liu Bei had just obtained was given to Lu Bu by him in the blink of an eye.

Although wine is a good thing for men, they should be drunk according to the amount and do not drink too much. There are too many tragedies that occur due to drunkenness. Friendly reminder: "Don't drive when drinking, and don't drink when driving; a glass of wine at the wine table will bring tears to your loved ones."

Without going too far, back to the topic, the three great generals Zhang Fei, Xu Chu, and Dian Wei, After getting drunk, who has higher force value?

Drunken Xu Chu:

Classic Battle Examples

Review of the Romance: Liu Xuande Outsmarts Hanzhong

Battle Introduction:

Boss Cao personally went to Hanzhong, but he didn't want to be robbed by Zhang Fei and Wei Yan several times, so he was very distressed. So he selected a strong general to go to meet the grain transport team, Xu Chu volunteered, and Cao Cao ordered Xu Chu to lead a thousand elite troops there. After looking for the grain transport team, the grain officials had never seen such a high-ranking general transport grain in person, so they were flattered and invited Xu Chu to eat meat and drink wine, and flattered Xu Chu several times. This made Xu Chu feel even more dizzy, and he actually got extremely drunk.

Taking advantage of the alcohol, Xu Chu insisted on transporting food at night. When the grain officials saw that he was in trouble, they quickly stopped him. Xu Chu became more and more proud as the liquor hit his head. Start bragging, one after another. He threatened, "I have the courage of ten thousand people, so why should I be afraid of others?" He insisted on transporting food at night.

Unexpectedly, just halfway through the journey, a group of army horses came out from the side of the stab. It was Zhang Yide, the butcher of Zhuojun. Zhang Fei straightened his spear and jumped on his horse, taking Xu Chu directly. With just one move, a spear hit Xu Chu between his eyebrows.

Original text:

The leader of the generals was Zhang Yide from Yan. He raised his spear and rode straight to capture Xu Chu. Chu Wu Dao came to greet him. With just one move, a spear hit Xu Chu between the eyebrows, causing him to fall from his horse. ——Reference, "Romance" Robben

After Xu Chu was drunk, his fighting ability should be the lowest among the three. He was in a daze and couldn't even withstand Zhang Fei's attack.

Drunk Zhang Fei:

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Review of Romance: Lu Bu captures Xuzhou in the night moon

Battle introduction:

It is said that after Doctor Xun’s plan of “two tigers competing for a meal” failed, he came up with another plan of “driving away the wolf and swallowing the tiger”. Cao Cao issued an emperor's edict, ordering Liu Bei to attack Yuan Shu, so that Lu Bu could take the opportunity to plot Xuzhou.

In Xuzhou City, Liu Bei discussed with Guan Yu, saying that it was Cao Cao's plan of "two heroes cannot stand side by side" and they should be careful to guard against Xuzhou City. Liu Bei pretended to ask, "Who among the two brothers can defend the city?" Guan Yu volunteered, but Liu Bei immediately refused and said, "I will discuss matters with you sooner or later, how can we be separated?" Upon seeing this, Zhang Fei also volunteered. I didn't want Liu Bei but I was worried, and I was afraid that Zhang Fei would get drunk and cause trouble. So a prohibition order was drafted.

As soon as Liu Bei left, Zhang Fei immediately started drinking and whipped his subordinates for no reason, which led to the fall of Xuzhou City.

The force value is reflected as follows:

When Zhang Fei left the mansion, he saw Lu Bu greeting him. He was still drunk and could not fight! ——Reference, "The Romance" Robben

Fei was furious when he saw the leopard, and slapped his horse to greet him. Leopard Zhan Sanhe was defeated and left. Fei rushed to the river and stabbed the leopard with one shot, killing both men and horses in the river. ——Reference, "The Romance" Robben

Zhang Fei is a typical drunken man who knows when to leave and when to come. Obviously, after he was drunk, his strength was reduced and he did not dare to confront Lu Bu head-on.

Drunk Dian Wei:

Classic Battle Example

Review of the Romance: Cao Cao raised troops to attack Zhang Xiu

Battle introduction:

Boss Cao hooked up with Zhang Xiu's aunt, which made Zhang Xiu unhappy. After Jia Xu's persuasion, Zhang Xiu decided to secretly attack Cao Cao's stronghold. So on the pretext that most of the recruits fled, they requested to move the army to the Chinese army's stronghold. Boss Cao has no doubts. After everything was ready, Zhang Xiu and others were afraid of Dian Wei's bravery and did not dare to act rashly.

At a time of great distress, Hu Cheer came up with a plan. It is said that he invited Dian Wei to drink, made Dian Wei very drunk, and then stole Dian Wei's two halberds. From this, Dian Wei no longer posed a threat.

In the original text, it means "This person will be useless!"

However, the result surprised Zhang Xiu and others.

When Zhang Xiu and other troops from the four villages rose up, Dian Wei fell drunk in the tent. Suddenly, hearing the sound of the golden drum shouting for death, he jumped up hurriedly, looking for his hand halberd but couldn't find it, so he dragged a waist knife to fight Zhang Xiu.

Original text:

Wei drunk and fell in the village. In his dream, Dian Wei heard the sound of a golden drum shouting for death. He suddenly jumped up and found that the two halberds were missing by his bed. But when I heard that the enemy troops had arrived at the camp gate, I hurriedly pulled the swords from the waists of my soldiers. ——Reference, "The Romance" Robben

Dian Wei was drunk and took a waist knife, so he dared to fight against the soldiers and horses of the four villages. Facing the enemy's thousands of troops, Dian Wei drove back the enemy's cavalry after the first wave of fighting.

As soon as the cavalry army dispersed, the infantry army arrived again, and countless spears stabbed Dian Wei. Dian Wei had no armor on his body and suffered dozens of gunshot wounds. Still fighting to the death.

Gradually the waist knife was cut off and became unusable. In panic, Dian Wei carried two soldiers as weapons. He waved his moves, rose up and slashed, and finally drove back the soldiers and horses of the four villages.

Original text:

The sword was too weak to be used for cutting, so Wei abandoned the sword and took two soldiers with both hands to meet him, killing eight or nine people. None of the thieves dared to approach the village gate. Shoot it with arrows from a distance, and the arrows are as dense as rain. Wei You died and refused the village gate. ——Reference, "The Romance" Robben

Overview: Judging from the effect of the three drunken fights. Undoubtedly, it was Dian Wei who was drunk and had the highest force value. Xu Chu, who was drunk, was the weakest in martial arts.