In the Three Kingdoms I am the King, each general has his own attributes and skills, and different generals can combine different abilities. So how do you match the strongest lineup of my Three Kingdoms? Friends who are not clear yet, come and take a look at the guide to the Three Kingdoms I will match the Wang Wu Generals that the editor has brought to you!

How to match the lineup of I am the king of the Three Kingdoms? Guide to match the martial generals of I am the king of the Three Kingdoms

Previous and mid-term lineup 1

If you get more of the first few recruits in the early stage, you are recommended to use it when you are generals of Wu.

Foreign Army: Zhou Tai

Central Army: Lu Meng + General

The rear army: Lu Su + Cai Wenji

Fighting against the powerful lineup of the Central Army, this lineup is suitable for restraining the opponent's high output middle army lineup in the early and mid-stage period, because all generals are skills to attack the Central Army. Cai Wenji's attack can increase the morale of the former Central Army by 25 points and restore his own morale by 100. So just increase Cai Wenji's speed and morale so that he can attack as soon as possible. If other generals can increase morale, the opponent's central army will be wiped out within one or two rounds.

In terms of bonds, since there are only a small number of friends in the early and mid-term, bonds should be matched in a targeted manner. For example, Cai Wenji + Diao Chan can accelerate. The most important point in this lineup is Cai Wenji's speed, so this bond is extremely important. Except for Cai Wenji, the rest of the military generals are from the Wu Kingdom, so the bonds are relatively easy to match. Zhou Tai, the former army, has been given a bond of Lu Meng, is relatively good. If you encounter some special lineups of the former army, you can also add Lu Xun to increase his health. This lineup is extremely cost-effective. The military generals are relatively easy to recruit, and there are many bonds, which is a must-recommended lineup in the early and mid-term!

First and mid-term lineup 2

Can't recruit generals of Wu in the early stage? That doesn't matter. There is a second lineup!

This lineup costs less than the lineup, but the effect cannot be underestimated.

Foreign Army: Cao Hong (there is the first charge!)

Central Army: Xiahou Dun + Main General + Xiahou Yuan

The Back Army: Zhen Ji (If it is replaced by Cai Wenji, it is more effective to fight the BOSS!)

Xiahou Dun, Cao Hong and Xiahou Yuan are all high-yield generals of the front army. With the main generals, they basically have the skills to fight the front army in the first and middle stages. The enemy front army can basically consume in one or two rounds, and the rest are small crispy skins, which can be easily solved. This lineup is mainly established by quickly defeating the enemy's front army, Zhen Ji, and Cao Hong, the former army, was established by the fact that he was able to resist. If he was fighting the world boss, he could replace the rear army with Cai Wenji.

Bondage: Since these generals belong to the Wei lineup, these people themselves have multiple bonds. If you only need to add Cao Ren or Guo Jia to your friends, you will basically be full of bonds.

Three of the previous and mid-term lineups

This lineup is more in the late and mid-term than the first two sets, and the cost will be higher, but the effect will be the best..

Foreign Army: Sun Ce

Central Army: Sun Quan + General

The Back Army: Jiang Wei + Hua Tuo

This lineup can be called the most perfect lineup in the early and mid-stage period. Sun Quan's damage to the central army is extremely high, Jiang Wei can control the central army, Sun Ce, the former army can resist all damage skills and can finish the attack, Hua Tuo of the latter army can keep recovering blood, which is very powerful in both attack and defense!

The biggest disadvantage of this lineup is the bonding aspect. Because these generals belong to different camps and have fewer bonds, the cost of spending on bonding will be relatively high. As for how to match it, it mainly depends on whether your lineup lacks the defense of the front army, the recovery of the back army, or the damage of the central army, and match it with different training methods.

The above is the guide for the matching of the Three Kingdoms for the King and Wu Generals brought to you by the editor. Friends should have some understanding! These lineups can definitely beat Big R!