Wu Zhu vs Hong Sixiang

When Wu Zhu and Hong Sixiang fought, Hong Sixiang could not completely crush Wu Zhu. Therefore, Hong Sixiang could only be considered a ninth-level expert and had not reached the grandmaster level. According to the information provided, it was impossible to determine who was stronger, Wu Zhu or Hong Sixiang.

According to the information provided, Wu Zhu had displayed even greater strength in his fight with Hong Sixiang. Even though Hong Sixiang was considered a Great Grandmaster, Wu Zhu was able to conceal himself and successfully deceive Hong Sixiang's eyes, making him believe that he was a disciple of Sigu Jian. Wu Zhu's strength had also been outstanding in his fight with Ku He, successfully holding him back. Although Hong Sixiang was a peak ninth-level expert, he was not a Great Grandmaster, and Wu Zhu's strength was at least above Hong Sixiang's. Thus, overall, Wu Zhu was stronger than Hong Sixiang.

According to the information provided, Hong Sixiang and Wu Zhu had fought in Joy of Life. Hong Sixiang was a peak ninth-level expert who could disguise himself as a Great Grandmaster, but he was unable to see through Wu Zhu's true strength when he fought with him. Wu Zhu had astonishing battle records. He had fought Ye Liuyun alone, killed the Temple emissary, and even successfully stalled the Qing Emperor. According to Hong Sixiang's report to the Qing Emperor, the person he had fought with was a disciple of Sigu Sword. This proved that Wu Zhu was stronger than Hong Sixiang. Therefore, according to the information provided, Wu Zhu's strength was higher than Hong Sixiang's.

Wu Zhu and Hong Sixiang fought in Celebrating Years. Even though Hong Sixiang was considered a martial grandmaster, Wu Zhu was stronger. Wu Zhu had been able to hide his strength and make Hong Sixiang believe that he was a disciple of Sigu Jian. Hong Sixiang had also been unable to see Wu Zhu's weakness. In addition, Wu Zhu had also successfully deceived Hong Sixiang, making him believe that he was a disciple of Sigu Sword. In addition, Wu Zhu's strength had been outstanding in his fight with Ku He, successfully holding him back. In summary, according to the information provided, Wu Zhu's strength was at least above Hong Sixiang's.

Wu Zhu was stronger than Hong Sixiang. In their exchange, Wu Zhu had successfully deceived Hong Sixiang, making him mistakenly believe that he was a disciple of Sigu Sword. Wu Zhu remained undefeated in his fight with Hong Sixiang and did not give himself away. This showed that his strength was at least above Hong Sixiang's. Thus, it could be said that Wu Zhu had the advantage in the battle against Hong Sixiang.

Wu Zhu and Hong Sixiang fought in Joy of Life. Even though Hong Sixiang was considered a Great Grandmaster, Wu Zhu was able to conceal himself and successfully deceive Hong Sixiang's eyes, making him believe that he was a disciple of Sigu Jian. Wu Zhu's strength had also been outstanding in his exchange with Ku He, successfully stalling him. Therefore, according to the information provided, Wu Zhu's strength was slightly higher than Hong Sixiang's.

According to the information provided, Wu Zhu had displayed even greater strength in his fight with Hong Sixiang. Even though Hong Sixiang was considered a Great Grandmaster, Wu Zhu was able to conceal himself and successfully deceive Hong Sixiang's eyes, making him believe that he was a disciple of Sigu Jian. Wu Zhu's strength had also been outstanding in his fight with Ku He, successfully holding him back. Overall, Wu Zhu was stronger than Hong Sixiang.

Wu Zhu and Hong Sixiang fought in Joy of Life. Even though Hong Sixiang was considered a martial grandmaster, Wu Zhu was stronger. Wu Zhu had been able to hide his strength and make Hong Sixiang believe that he was a disciple of Sigu Jian. Hong Sixiang had also been unable to see Wu Zhu's weakness. In addition, Wu Zhu had also successfully deceived Hong Sixiang, making him believe that he was a disciple of Sigu Sword. According to the information provided, Wu Zhu was slightly stronger than Hong Sixiang.

According to the information provided, Wu Zhu had displayed even greater strength in his fight with Hong Sixiang. Even though Hong Sixiang was considered a Great Grandmaster, Wu Zhu was able to conceal himself and successfully deceive Hong Sixiang's eyes, making him believe that he was a disciple of Sigu Jian. Wu Zhu's strength had also been outstanding in his fight with Ku He, successfully holding him back. Although Hong Sixiang was a peak ninth-level expert, he was not a Great Grandmaster, and Wu Zhu's strength was at least above Hong Sixiang's. Thus, overall, Wu Zhu was stronger than Hong Sixiang.

According to the information provided, Wu Zhu and Hong Sixiang had fought in Joy of Life. Even though Hong Sixiang was considered a martial grandmaster, Wu Zhu was stronger. Wu Zhu had been able to hide his strength and make Hong Sixiang believe that he was a disciple of Sigu Jian. Hong Sixiang had also been unable to see Wu Zhu's weakness. In addition, Wu Zhu had also successfully deceived Hong Sixiang, making him believe that he was a disciple of Sigu Sword. According to the information provided, Wu Zhu was slightly stronger than Hong Sixiang.