Six eminent monks from different regions used their own mental disciplines and wisdom to write the Divine Dragon Manual. According to rumors in the martial world, whoever obtained this secret manual could stand above all others and rule the martial world, making them the only possible leader of the martial arts alliance. The alliance leader was deeply troubled by this claim and lived in constant fear, so he led the leaders and disciples of the great sects in an assault on Huatuo Temple. They suffered heavy losses and never set foot in the temple again. Twenty years later, Liu Xin came across the manual by chance. To save the entire martial world, he diligently trained in its superior techniques. His efforts paid off, freeing the various martial arts sects from their dire straits and allowing them to survive. He became the savior of the martial world.
This book is excellent, a top-notch read. The plot is cleverly conceived, filled with conflicts and rivalries, and the fictional historical figures are vividly portrayed. It's well worth reading and has the style of Jin Yong's writing. Only after reading the book from beginning to end did I realize the author's ingenious conception and masterful writing. Every character from the major sects in the Central Plains was vividly and realistically portrayed, as if they were real people. The book is set in an alternate history, depicting the confrontation between the Southern Song Dynasty and the Yuan Dynasty. The battles, the battles of wits and strategies, the deployment of troops, and the perilous situations are all deeply moving and inspiring, leaving the reader in awe.
It's really good, a great martial arts novel 👍👍👍👍 It even has an engaging opening with Qu Yuan!