In most people's impression, the "killing king" of the Three Kingdoms period is often Guan Yu. However, according to historical records, it was actually Zhao Yun who killed the most people during the Three Kingdoms period, rather than Guan Yu.

Zhao Yun, styled as Zilong, was an important general of Shu Han and famous for his bravery and skill in battle. His bravery was not only reflected in one-on-one duels, but also in the number of enemies he killed on the battlefield. According to the "Records of the Three Kingdoms," Zhao Yun single-handedly charged into the camp of the Cao army during the Changbanpo Battle, killing over fifty generals and countless soldiers of the Cao army. This feat was extremely astonishing at that time.

Zhao Yun's bravery was not only reflected in the number of enemies he killed, but also in his combination of intelligence and courage, as well as his loyalty and selflessness. He repeatedly saved Liu Bei from danger, especially during the Changbanpo Battle, when he single-handedly rescued Liu Bei's son Liu Shan, demonstrating his loyalty and bravery.

Although Zhao Yun's image has been portrayed as even more heroic in later cultural works such as "Romance of the Three Kingdoms," this does not mean that his bravery is fictional. On the contrary, these works only highlight his bravery and loyalty more prominently.

Overall, Zhao Yun was a true hero of the Three Kingdoms period, whose bravery and loyalty are undisputed. His achievements and qualities made him the killing king of the Three Kingdoms history, a status that cannot be replaced.

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