The Martial Arts of the Myriad Heavens

As one of the Eight Heroes of Wudang, Zhang Wuji is your junior. You should care about him; you should help him arrange his marriage. I think Abbess Miejue would be a good match for Zhang Wuji. Zhang Wuji is indecisive, so a strong woman like Abbess Miejue is a good fit for him.

Knowing full well it was the Xuanming Divine Palm, and having even read the plot, why didn't they just go to Dadu, capture Zhao Min, and threaten the Xuanming Elders to cure the poison? Besides, finding the Nine Yang Manual is easy. The area around Zhu Wu Lianhuan Manor is no more than ten miles. You're telling me you, a martial arts master, couldn't find it in two years? ...

The first few chapters were full of flaws, and they exaggerated Zhang Sanfeng's abilities to an absurd degree. They claimed that even when he was still a top-tier monk, he could single-handedly defeat 81 high-ranking monks. Seriously? It's like he was fighting 81 pigs! A high-ranking monk should at least be first-tier, or at least ten top-tier monks. How could Zhang Sanfeng lose even with such a massive cast? It's outrageous, making him seem more powerful than a fantasy protagonist.

Although Jin Yong fanfiction is a niche genre, it still has a large and dedicated following who are willing to try anything, no matter how bad or harmful. However, this book is utterly unappealing and riddled with flaws. I won't go into details; I skimmed through it.

First of all, Zhang Sanfeng was indeed incredibly powerful! On his 100th birthday, one of the Xuanming Elders was holding Zhang Wuji hostage. Zhang Wuji approached him silently without him even noticing, which shows how high his martial arts skills were! Secondly, the main character is terrible!

The author's biggest mistake was combining *Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils* and *Water Margin*. One is an inherently martial arts novel, while the other features chivalrous outlaws prioritizing loyalty; their fighting abilities are on completely different levels. Did you expect those outlaws to also possess the ability to fly?

I've always thought Ji Xiaofu was an idiot. Having an affair with Yang Xiao was an insult to her master, Miejue, and she even dragged along her backup, Yin Liting! What a scumbag! Her family was protected by Wudang because of her relationship with Yang Xiaofu, and naming her daughter "Bu Hui" (meaning "No Regrets") was practically rubbing Zhang Sanfeng's face in the dirt! If it weren't for Zhang Sanfeng and the saintly Zhang Wuji, her family and Emei would have been utterly destroyed!

Does the protagonist become a top-tier master after just a few years of internal energy training? You said you sparred with Zhang Sanfeng for many years, and he always fed you tips. You said you're considered a top-notch fighter in the martial arts world, and I think that's perfectly fine.

Where's the promised "Dragon and Snake Chronicles"? I haven't seen it anywhere!

These chapters are well-written, so the protagonist deserves 5 recommendation votes.