The protagonist Chen Ping'an is an ordinary Taoist priest of the Quanzhen Sect who is responsible for managing the Sutra Pavilion. His lifelong pursuit is to live a stable life by "not leaving the mountain, not causing trouble, and not causing trouble." To this end, he took advantage of his position and read a lot of books, and memorized all kinds of miscellaneous knowledge in the Sutra Pavilion, from martial arts theory, Qi Men Dun Jia to medical divination and astrology.
The peaceful life was broken as the plot of "The Condor" unfolded. From Yang Guo going up the mountain, Xiao Longnv rushing into the mountain to look for someone, to Li Mochou coming to seek revenge, Chen Ping'an has been involved in the center of the whirlpool many times. He wants to stay out of the situation every time, but always by mistake, relying on his "encyclopedic" knowledge and "seeking good luck and avoiding evil" intuition, he uses the most cowardly way to resolve the most critical situation, such as pointing out theoretical flaws in martial arts to make the master's internal energy dilate, or using inconspicuous knowledge of terrain and herbal medicine to easily get out of trouble.
His abnormal behavior attracted the attention of Su Wanying, the "problem girl" of the Tomb Sect. Su Wanying became very interested in his physique of "even though he was very weak but could always survive". From then on, she clung to him like a pendant, constantly dragging him into more thrilling conflicts in the world. While Chen Pingan was complaining crazily in his heart, he had to rack his brains to lead this "troublesome" junior sister to survive in the cracks of Wu Jue, Guo Jing, the Mongolian army and other forces. In the end, in his ultimate exploration of "Gou" Tao, he unknowingly integrated the world's martial arts theories and became a martial arts myth.
Reader comments
After reading more than a dozen chapters, I don't know what the author wants to express? A crazy Taoist priest and the unorthodox Quanzhen sect, a schizophrenic tomb girl, and Li Mochou who behaves normally?
There is no logic, I have no idea what the protagonist is doing
After reading more than a dozen chapters, I don't know what the author wants to express? A crazy Taoist priest and the unorthodox Quanzhen sect, a schizophrenic tomb girl, and Li Mochou who behaves normally?
There is no logic, I have no idea what the protagonist is doing