In the mid-Ming Dynasty, martial arts became popular.
Liu Wenmeng, a descendant of the Liu family who was a refugee in Xiangyang, was originally a scholar, but by chance, he met a generation of knights called Ma Zhen. His life has been full of ups and downs since then, and he has taken a different path...
Main characters:
Liu Wenmeng: The protagonist, studied under Ma Zhen and Zhao Tieyou
Ma Zhen: The descendant of the Taishan sect, nicknamed the Sword Flute Man, and a former martial arts hero ranked seventeenth
Zhao Tieyou: one of the "Four Evils", nicknamed Green Faced Fox, ranked fourth on the list of former martial arts heroes
Yun Xian'er: The princess living among the people
Bai Yixing: One of the "Four Evils", nicknamed Bald Eagle, ranked third in the former martial arts hero spectrum
Zhou Yuanba: One of the "Four Evils", nicknamed the Black-Eyed Eagle, ranked seventh on the list of former martial arts heroes
Zheng Fengming: One of the "Four Evils", nicknamed the Red-haired Lion, ranked sixth on the list of former martial arts heroes
Guan Zhiyang: The eunuch of the imperial palace, although he is not listed in the martial arts hero spectrum before and after, his strength is transcendent
Xia Chong: A patrolman in the Ming Dynasty, known as the best patrolman in the world, and ranked fifteenth in the former martial arts hero spectrum.
Chun Zhengping: The leader of the Beggar Clan, his nickname is nowhere to be found, and he is ranked tenth on the list of former martial arts heroes.
Zhang Yulin: Known as the Iron Mask Man of Kanto, a former martial arts hero ranked 35th
Ji Tianjiao: The leader of the Tiandao Sect, nicknamed the Lady in Red. Due to some reasons, she is not listed in the martial arts spectrum and is very powerful.
Foolproof: The leader of the Kunlun Sect, nicknamed Xia Chi, who is now at the forefront of martial arts heroes.
Gyatso: The founder of Tibetan Tantric Buddhism, known as the Living Buddha, and one of the leading martial arts heroes in the world.
Lu Shao: The owner of Xiaoyao Valley, known as Xiaoyao Girl, a former martial arts hero in the 23rd
Yang Ping: Abandoned disciple of Shaolin, nicknamed the Man with Thousand Faces, included in the list of post-Wulin heroes
Reader comments
The plot has twists and turns and a series of thrills. It is both listenable and readable, and you can't put it down.
The more interesting it is to read, keep up the good work
I thought the title of the book was too big, but I didn't expect that all the characters in the back were wonderful, and it was truly a spectrum of martial arts heroes. The writing style is a bit like that of Jin Yong, I like it! It's just that there are typos in the article, so the manuscript needs to be carefully checked.
The plot has twists and turns and a series of thrills. It is both listenable and readable, and you can't put it down.
The more interesting it is to read, keep up the good work I thought the title of the book was too big, but I didn't expect that all the characters in the back were wonderful, and it was truly a spectrum of martial arts heroes. The writing style is a bit like that of Jin Yong, I like it! It's just that there are typos in the article, so the manuscript needs to be carefully checked.
The storyline is foldable and beautiful