The Return of the Condor Heroes: This Little Monk Knows Buddhism and Excels at Martial Exorcism

[Passionate combat + invincible protagonist + no female lead + satisfying power fantasy]

Lu Yi is reborn in the world of The Return of the Condor Heroes as the only son of Lu Wende, the general defending Xiangyang. From the start, he awakens peerless comprehension: every martial art in the world comes to him at a glance, and he masters anything he studies!

But Guo Jing is so bound by sectarian prejudice that he says I’m too bloodthirsty and refuses to teach me the superior martial arts?

In a fit of anger, at the age of thirteen, Lu Yi goes alone to Shaolin. The Nine Yang Manual, the Yijin Jing, and all seventy-two Shaolin arts become his!

Seven years ago, in Xiangyang, I was a nobody.

Seven years later, I return, my martial arts reaching the divine!

I roam the martial world, spread Buddhist teachings, and, along the way, collect the world’s greatest martial arts and offer counsel on state affairs.

What?

Golden Wheel Dharma King, you say the Dragon Elephant Prajna is an esoteric Buddhist secret that must not be taught to outsiders?

Then don’t blame this humble monk for reminding you: if you insist on going down this path, I’m not only well versed in Buddhist teachings, I know a thing or two about fighting, too!