I have a bunch of great disciples. They're all so outstanding, each one a grandmaster in their own right!
My eldest disciple, Zhang Sanfeng, founded Wudang, the greatest school of Taoism, and is honored as the True Man of Sanfeng!
My second disciple, Ji Yaohua, known as the "Demon Venerable," founded the greatest force in the demonic path, the City of Heartlessness!
My third disciple, Wuyazi, founded the Carefree Sect and is said to possess the deepest inner power in the martial world!
My fourth disciple, Zhuge Xiaohua, is the forefather of the Six Doors in the capital. His four great constables are already famous throughout the land, to say nothing of Zhuge Xiaohua himself!
My fifth disciple, Wang Chongyang, founded the Quanzhen Sect and claimed the auspiciously situated Zhongnan Mountain as his domain. In the martial world, he's known as the "Central Divine!"
As for me, I'm even more impressive. I stand above the mortal world, responsible for maintaining order and peace throughout this realm. My martial arts are in a class of their own, surpassing everyone else!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Regarding "Martial Arts: All My Disciples Are All Patriarchs" written by Mr. Xue Wang, Chapter 18: Don't be so fancy in Qinggong! Chapter review.
There is a loophole in your opening chapter. The master is dying, but none of the many disciples offered to stay and dig a hole and build a grave. Is that okay? It's been forty years since I left. I dare to ask, what is the use of these disciples? Damn it, maybe the protagonist's predecessor was killed by them together?
Shouldn't it be Xiaoyaozi? Xiaoyao sect was not founded by Wuyazi.