Shi Bao's cloak knife

Wind-breaking knife is a weapon used by Shi Bao (villain), the marshal of Fang La, in Water Margin. This knife is held by both hands, with long and narrow body, thick back and extremely sharp blade. Even a three-layer armor can be cut through like a split wind. This is a rare treasure knife.

Because of its lethality, Deng Fei, Bao Xu and Marin were all killed by this sword, and they were all cut into two pieces. "Water Margin" describes this knife like this: "It can cut copper and iron, and cover it with three layers of armor, which is like splitting the wind."

With this knife, Shi Bao beheaded Deng Fei, Marin, Bao Xu and Lv Fang and Guo Sheng, every bit.

Yangzhi ancestral Bao Dao

Yang Zhi is also a famous figure. After Yang, he was called the green-faced beast because he had a big scar on his face.

Although he is a famous soldier, Yang Zhi's career is rather bumpy. He has lived in Kansai since childhood. He was a military attache in his early years. After escorting Hua Shigang, he capsized in the Yellow River and dared not go back to Beijing to die, so he had to take refuge in the Jianghu.

Later, he had no money. As a last resort, Yang Zhi had to sell the heirloom, but Niu Er got into trouble.

In the original work, Yang Zhi's nod is described as follows: "He rolled up his sleeves and aimed accurately, cutting twenty coppers in half with one knife.

Everyone on the sidelines cheered in unison. "Yang Zhi blew hard on the blade with his hair, and it really split in two and floated across the blade." "I saw a flash of cold light, and the rogue cow fell under Yang Jiazu's head. There is not a drop of blood on the blade. "

It can not only cut copper and iron, but also blow hair and break hair without blood. I have to say that Yang Zhi's family heirloom Dao is really a treasure knife.

Song Wu Xue Hua steel art Jiedao

Snowflake iron Buddhist monk's knife is the weapon of Song Wu in Water Margin. Chapters 27, 28, 3 1 of Water Margin are all described.

Song Wu's snowflake iron Buddhist monk's knife has been described many times in Water Margin, which shows that the author likes these two Buddhist monk's knives very much, especially better than other weapons.

Baodao matches the hero, and these two snow-wrought iron Buddhist monk's knives also add all kinds of brilliance to Song Wu. With this knife, he has repeatedly made meritorious military service, and easily killed three kings of Fang La, Bei Yingkui and Lu Ye.

He was one of the only generals who fought horses on foot, and all three wars ended in seconds.

Snowflakes and wrought iron Buddhist monk's knives prey on horseshoes and chop their heads. It only takes one knife to break the body, which can be regarded as the best weapon in the water margin.

Guan Sheng Qinglong crescent moon blade

Guan Sheng, second only to Guan Yu, is proficient in the art of war and has high martial arts, ranking first among the five Iliad generals of Liangshan Ma Jun.. Like his ancestor Guan Yu, Guan Sheng's weapon is a dragon crescent moon blade.

In real history, the dragon crescent moon blade appeared in the Song Dynasty. The dragon crescent moon blade used by Guan Yu, a famous star of the Three Kingdoms mentioned in the novel legend, was invented by later scholars, and there was no such blade at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Qinglong crescent moon knife was listed as one of the "eight-color knives" in Wu kiln in the Northern Song Dynasty. According to the schema, the blade of "Qinglong Crescent Moon Knife" is wide and long, shaped like a half-chord moon, with a forked blade on the back. The blade grinds a hole, and there is a dragon-shaped spit at the joint between the blade and the handle, and there is a long rod at the end. ? .

The "curved knife" and "phoenix-billed knife" in the "eight-color knife" are similar in shape. Although there was subdivision at that time, it was basically called "crescent knife" in later generations.

As a heavy weapon, crescent knife is very powerful. In the Water Margin, Guan Sheng used this knife to kill in all directions, which had a great influence on Liangshan.