When one person says it, I can feel that there is a difference of opinion;

Two people and three people said it, and I think it's going to be explained.

By the fourth person, I couldn't be calm, I was hesitant, after all, there were not many readers of this book... Of the twenty or thirty people who were determined to read the book, 4 people posted that it was unreasonable, and at least half of them thought it was unreasonable.

Is it really that unreasonable? Am I really that wrong?

When I wake up in the morning and get ready for work, I think about it.

The battle between Wang Yanzhang and Dian Wei can be said to be between the two princes, and there should not have been casualties. Everyone knows this, but now Dian Wei is fighting desperately, just like when Gao Shun was desperate, there was that kind of death-willed skill, people, at this time, the combat effectiveness has been more or less improved, I don't want to express it in the form of skills, so the combat effectiveness is added to the momentum.

Force does not represent all.

Therefore, in the previous article, the protagonist who is 3 points higher than Li Xin in force cannot defeat Li Xin as a foreshadowing, because the protagonist, as a monarch, is bound to not be able to play desperate tricks with Li Xin, so it is understandable. When it came to Wang Yanzhang and Dian Wei, although Wang Yanzhang didn't have so many concerns, he was still in front of a desperate person, and he still lost a little momentum - it should be reasonable here, right?

Even so, the two could still fight on par until the turning point of the situation - Wang Yanzhang's gun was broken.

If Wang Yanzhang used his force +1 iron heavy gun, this would definitely not happen, but he used an ordinary gun, just like Sun Wukong went to the Dragon Palace to find weapons, ordinary weapons could not bear his strength at all, and they were easy to break, and using a golden hoop stick was his best choice. Wang Yanzhang's weapon was broken at this time, it should be reasonable here, right?

The weapon is broken, and he wants to fight with Dian Wei, who is on par with combat effectiveness, empty-handed, Wang Yanzhang will not be so stupid, so he temporarily escapes, retreats, and then goes to find a weapon to fight, which is also human nature, so this is also reasonable, right?

When Wang Yanzhang ran, Dian Wei used the halberd throwing skill to hit Wang Yanzhang, which is equivalent to a duel between martial arts masters, and suddenly a person used a hidden weapon, or a hidden weapon at close range, then the other party couldn't dodge it, and accidentally burped, it should be reasonable, right?

Although Xue Rengui was present, Dian Wei's halberd throwing was completed in a few steps, more than a dozen steps in a row, Xue Rengui's first arrow was a prediction, and the second arrow was too late - this is reasonable, right?

So far, I have rearranged the process of Wang Yanzhang's death-

Of course, the author did force him to die to increase the excitement of the battle to destroy Cao, but he didn't want to die so outrageously.

Thinking of this, the ranger breathed a sigh of relief and turned around, "Bang! ”

The head hit the door......

Is this Wang Yanzhang's unwillingness?

This explanation is also quite reasonable.