The Successors of Wudang

The talented and strategic Emperor Hongwu ended the troubled times. When the Ming Dynasty was first established, all wastes were waiting to be revitalized, and people's lives were prosperous and getting better day by day. But on a night of thunder and lightning, a cloud-piercing arrow from the sky shot at the East Palace, killing the prince and piercing the heart of Emperor Hongwu. The prince died tragically, which was a sign of great misfortune. In order to protect the Zhu family, he planned a "burning the celebration building" to hedge. Catch almost all the veterans who might threaten the authority of the Emperor Taisun. The "remnants" of several major families joined forces to form the revenge organization "Black Flame", colluded with the remnants of Goryeo, acted secretly, and launched wave after wave of assassinations against members of the royal family. During the crackdown on terrorism, Lan Yu, the emperor's uncle, stood out. He led the army and marched directly to Goryeo. From the mouth of the demon monk Xin Min, he spied the mastermind who assassinated Prince Yiwen. A "Picture of Zhenwu's Seven-cut Sword" was placed in front of him. Lan Yu was confused. He disguised himself as an ordinary Sasu disciple and sneaked into Wudang Mountain. At the same time, the 141-year-old Wudang leader Zhang Sanfeng had a premonition that his end was coming, and planned to choose one of his seven disciples, including Song Yuanqiao, Yu Lianzhou, Yu Daiyan, Zhang Songxi, Zhang Cuishan, Yin Liheng, and Mo Shenggu, as his successor... (Note: The Seven Heroes of Wudang do exist in history, and are recorded in "On the Origin and Branches of Song Family Tai Chi" and "Wu Family Boxing Book") Intention: Let him be strong when he is strong, the breeze blows on the hills; let him be horizontal when he is horizontal, the bright moon shines on the river