Who Made Me the Number One Under Heaven

Have you been playing Yi Jian lately? It feels so powerful.

I feel a strong sense of déjà vu with Yi Jian. Will characters like Inchless, Doran's Shield, Blue Poison, Blue Tailor, and Ouyang Jianying's sister appear later?

The author has retired and returned to his hometown.

So, is it a case of "single-numbered, multiple-numbered"?

I'd like to talk about the Beggars' Sect story in Sword and Fairy: Former Beggar Clan leader Hong Fei somewhat mocked Hong Qigong, the Nine-Fingered Beggar, but he was far inferior in terms of moral standards, martial arts skills, and governance abilities. In The Legend of the Condor Heroes, Hong Qigong, unable to mediate the conflict between the clean and dirty factions, resorted to a method of alternating between wearing clean and dirty clothes each day to maintain balance. However, he still managed to select a good successor for the Beggar Clan, namely Huang Rong. In contrast, Hong Fei disappeared without a trace after the evil deeds in Tianshan, and did not even pass on the Jade Token and the Dragon's Regret. His successor was the leader of the Dirty Clothes Sect. After that, the Beggars' Sect can be said to be a model of a corrupt upper beam but a straight lower beam. The lower-level disciples were spread all over the Central Plains, and they were dutiful in both gathering information and serving the people outside the Great Wall. Below the Beggars' Sect leader are four key figures: the Staff Master, the Bowl Master, and the Master of Skill Transmission and Enforcement. Before the story begins, the Bowl Master leader dies, the Master of Skill Transmission defectes, and Zuo Jianglong abandons the original Enforcement Elder from the Clean Clothes Sect, instead promoting a disciple from the Dirty Clothes Sect to pass on the sect's signature staff technique. Wu Tianliu, the leader of the Beggars' Sect and also the head of the Clean Clothes Faction, is described in the game as more like a businessman than a wandering swordsman. Although he is deeply involved in the conflict between the Clean and Dirty Clothes Factions, he has never done anything to betray the Beggars' Sect or the Central Plains. While his Clean Clothes Faction is in disarray, he has maintained a semblance of stability in most situations. He is also the wealthiest person in the entire Beggars' Sect. Although he always complains about the excessive spending of the Dirty Clothes disciples, he has never taken the initiative to limit their expenditures, only offering verbal advice. Elder Li Yuanxing, belonging to the Clean Clothes Faction, is one of the renowned "Three Wise Men" of the Central Plains. A young talent, he is also the most chivalrous among the Beggars' Sect's high-ranking members. Initially, he was taught the sect's signature staff technique, but was implicated in the Yan Weihuan incident, and the sect members tacitly agreed that he had lost his right to inherit the sect leader's position. He is also famous in the martial arts world for his strategic deployment methods, capable of commanding three to five thousand people with ease. Jia Changyuan, the leader of the gang's head, belonged to the Dirty Clothes Faction. He was murdered before the main storyline began, though it wasn't entirely unjust. Believing Yan Weihuan to be two-faced, he colluded with the Black and White Impermanence of Evil Valley to kill the gang leader's sister, Zuo Jiangyan, and frame him. The details of his death are not described in the original work, but it's generally speculated that Zuo Jianglong, after investigating the truth of the case, ambushed and killed him. Elder Yan Weihuan, who had been passing on his skills, was introduced to the Beggars' Sect by Li Yuanxing, the Clean-Clad Elder. Later, he became a disciple of the sect leader, Zuo Jianglong, the Dirty-Clad Elder, and married his sister. He is one of the most handsome characters in the original work. Initially, he was loyal to the Beggars' Sect, believing that the conflict between the Clean-Clad and Dirty-Clad Elders was trivial. He was devoted to the Divine Dragon Palm Technique and chivalrous deeds, and his status was almost equivalent to that of the vice sect leader. After the death of his beloved and the silence of his mentor, he betrayed the Beggars' Sect with resentment. In order to investigate the death of Zuo Jiangyan, he joined the Valley of Villains and became the fifth of the Seven Fiends, "Jade Flute and Lonely Phoenix". It's also worth mentioning that Yan Wei's companion in the Valley of Villains was Xun Yaoyao, the sixth of the Seven Fiends who inherited the Valley Master's nameless technique, the Annihilation Demon Art. Originally an ordinary actress, she was chosen by an elder of the Beggars' Sect's Clean Clothes Clan for her beauty. On her wedding night, the elder broke into her home, murdered her husband, and defiled him. After mastering the demonic art, Xun Yaoyao returned to Tan City and slaughtered Elder Xu's entire family, an event known as the "Tan City Massacre." The above is roughly a summary of the basic situation of the Beggars' Sect before the start of the game's storyline.

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Harem, single female lead or no female lead?

The author has gone to the world of martial arts to find material; I doubt he'll return for another hundred years.

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Are these characters some kind of alternate world version of Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils?