Martial Arts: Opening Visualization of the God in the Wind

In the land of Kyushu, the Warring States Period stood side by side, hundreds of schools of thought contended, and doctrines were passed down from generation to generation. Thousands of years ago, Lao Tzu left Hangu Pass in the west. Purple Qi came three thousand miles east, broke the shackles of martial arts, and flew away on an ox. Since then, martial arts has prospered in the land of Kyushu. Five hundred years ago, Zhang Sanfeng, the founder of the Wudang Sect, flew up on a crane, leaving behind countless legends. Three hundred years ago, Patriarch Bodhidharma emerged from nowhere, founded the sect, created Shaolin, discussed Taoism with three thousand warriors from the seventy-two countries in the Western Regions, and became a Buddha. In this world, the pinnacle of martial arts can move mountains and fill seas, cut off rivers, and possess powers that are unimaginable to ordinary people. In the land of Kyushu, there are countless sects and masters. Lin Xuan possesses the mythological visualization system and becomes an ordinary disciple of the Mingjiao in the Western Regions. A few years later, Lin Xuan rose to prominence in the Western Regions under the name of Crazy Sword. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.