Myriad Worlds: Transmigrating as Song Qingshu

It's those two scammers who recruit Shuanglong as disciples again. I'm tired of watching this cliche plot. What's even more funny is the inexplicable one. He rushes to accept a disciple without saying a word. There must be a reason for you to accept a disciple. He directly gives you magical skills, secret books, a nanny, and a matchmaker. Has it become an unspoken rule of the starting point to wear double dragons to recruit disciples? Or do you think you don't know how to copy the plot if you don't accept it?

The so-called "Zhang Sanfeng claims to be the legacy of the Great Yuan Dynasty" was circulated on the Internet, which surprised me. So I did some research and found that this statement was most likely fabricated by someone with intentions. Later, it was constantly cited by some people who did not know the truth. The so-called Zhang Sanfeng claimed to be the "Yuan Lao". There are two so-called evidences on the Internet. One is that "it is said that in the first year of Zhongtong (1260), the founder of the Yuan Dynasty, he once promoted outstanding talents and served as the Boling Order of Zhongshan." However, both pieces of evidence have problems and are isolated evidence. First, when did this "legend" come from? How come? The so-called evidence on the Internet comes from Mr. Zhu Yueli, a famous Chinese Taoist researcher, who said in his book "Chinese Taoist Temple Culture": "He was born in the seventh year of Chun in the Song Dynasty. He was the abbot of Bixia Palace, a young master. Ancient Wudang Mountain Baiyun Chan Lao Zhang Yun'an studied Taoism and later returned home to study Confucianism. In the Yuan Dynasty, he served as the Boling Order of Zhongshan and soon resigned. He traveled to Yan, Zhao, Qi, Lu, Han, Wei and other places, and later lived in Baoji. In the first year of Taiding (1324), he went to Wudang Mountain to practice Taoism." It is unknown where the so-called "famous Taoist researcher" Zhu Yueli came from. I didn't find any circumstantial evidence on the Internet. Secondly, Zhang Sanfeng's so-called self-proclaimed "Yuan Lao" can be found in two online sources, from "Self-titled Rootless Tree·Singing Flowers" and "Self-titled Postscript to the Imperial Edict of Feng Tong Wei Xian Hua Zhenren". Note that these two references are from the complete works of Zhang Sanfeng. The complete works of Zhang Sanfeng were compiled by Li Xiyue (1806-1856 AD) in the Qing Dynasty and published in the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty (1821-1850 AD). However, the complete works of Zhang Sanfeng compiled by Li Xiyue have annotations by Liu Wuyuan (1734-1821 AD), a descendant of the Longmen sect of the Quanzhen sect. In other words, the complete works of Zhang Sanfeng edited by Li Xiyue contain at least third-hand information, and they were obtained after the Quanzhen Religion was "revived" in the Qing Dynasty. Like the first point, the "Yuan Lao" here is also a solitary proof. However, there is no circumstantial evidence for hundreds of years in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, which makes people wonder whether the idea of ​​"Yuan Laos" was fabricated by the Quanzhen Sect. The Quanzhen Sect has a record of doing this and is quite good at it. In addition, the "Postscript to the Imperial Edict of Feng Tongweixianhua Zhenren", which claims to be the "Yuan Dynasty Elder", even mentions Chenghua (1465 AD - 1487 AD) and Jiajing (1522 AD - 1566 AD). At that time, Zhang Sanfeng should have passed away (died in the second year of Tomorrow Shun, that is, 1458 AD). It seems that the Quanzhen Sect is more likely to fabricate "Zhang Sanfeng claims to be the survivor of the Great Yuan Dynasty", not only to praise Zhang Sanfeng as a "god", but also to make him a "similar" to the Quanzhen Sect. Based on this, I think the so-called "Zhang Sanfeng Patriarch claims to be the legacy of the Yuan Dynasty" is very unreliable. +-

You agreed not to lick at the beginning, but in fact you just changed the licking pattern to keep Zhou Zhiruo innocent. Don't you think so?

The Secret of Immortality turns out to be an immortal technique. You, an immortal, don't have a little bit of water in it!

The art of slashing the sky and drawing swords. If you give this name, are you worthy of the Demon Lord Qiye? I have read the novel for so many years, and by the time the ordinary enemy with this name hears it, he is no longer there.

If you want to write a book against the Yuan Dynasty, can you first understand the history of the Yuan Dynasty? Did you know that Zhang Sanfeng was a die-hard supporter of the Yuan Dynasty? People claim to be the legacy of the Yuan Dynasty. If you want to oppose the Yuan Dynasty in the Wudang Clan, you must first oppose Wudang.

I don't believe that modern people, who grew up under the red flag, treat human life as an ant as soon as they time travel, killing them casually without any feeling, it's a bit fake

Why do so many of the protagonists in "Sword of the Dragon" who traveled through time travel to the Wudang Mountains instead of practicing Wudang Internal Skills go all the way to the Kunlun Mountains to find the Nine Yang Divine Skills? I really don't understand. Is there any difference between the Wudang Internal Skills and the Nine Yang Divine Skills?

To travel through Song Qingshu, you have to look at the fragrant skirts of Yitian Fengshen and the ladies.

Damn it, why can't we use the realm of the martial arts system to divide it? The protagonist is practicing martial arts now. I remember that a few years ago, there were many novels about martial arts competing with immortals, but now they are all kneeling down to admire immortals. Now that martial arts reaches the stage of martial arts, everyone writes about the Qi training period of immortals. I am really speechless... Martial arts is also one of the three thousand avenues. Why do you say that there is no realm after martial arts? Martial arts is not weaker than immortals.