Which three heroes of Liangshan Marsh did Wu Song not dare to offend?

Wu Song

Ranked 14th among the 108 heroes of Liangshan Marsh. He held the position of Chief of the Army - Chief of the Liangshan Marsh infantry. Despite his extraordinary strength, martial arts skills, ferocity and hot temper, Wu Song did not dare to offend the three masters of Liangshan.

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Wu Song was afraid.

, did not dare to offend the "Double Immortal" Huo Yan Zhuo. Ranked 3rd among the Five Tiger Generals of Liangshan Marsh and 8th in Liangshan, Huo Yan Zhuo came from a prestigious family.

Not only did Huo Yanzhuo have a noble background, he also had extraordinary martial arts skills and knew how to arrange troops. Before joining Liangshan, he held the position of Commander-in-Chief, leading troops to conquer Liangshan.

After joining Liangshan, Hu Yanzhu and Song Jiang led troops to conquer Liao, pacified two uprisings of Tian Hu and Wang Qing, and destroyed Fang La in Jiangnan... Therefore, Wu Song did not dare to provoke or offend Hu Yanzhu.

Zhang Qing was another Liangshan expert that Wu Song did not dare to offend. Zhang Qing's illustrious reputation existed before he joined Liangshan. According to the story, this expert once defeated 15 Liangshan generals at the same time, including Huo Yanzhuo. At that time, Zhang Qing worked for the imperial court, holding the position of General of the Dongchang Palace.

Later, Truong Thanh admired and respected the heroic spirit of the Liangshan heroes so he decided to follow Song Jiang. Here, he held the 16th position and became the Vanguard General.

Not only was Truong Thanh a master of martial arts, he was also very good at using two weapons: rocks and spears. He could throw rocks accurately, terrifying his enemies.

Many Liangshan Marsh masters, including

Wu Song is wary.

"Jade Qilin" Lu Junyi. He ranked 2nd among the 108 heroes of Liangshan Marsh (after Song Jiang).

Lu Tuan Nghia is described as a peerless master with a divine appearance, a strong body, eyes as bright as stars, brave, and proficient in using many weapons such as clubs, spears, and sabers...

As a man of both literature and martial arts, Lu Junyi's talent made the heroes of Liangshan admire and respect him. He achieved many feats on the battlefield and was appointed as the Commander-in-Chief of Liangshan. Therefore, Wu Song did not dare to offend this character. The photo in the article is for illustration purposes only.

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