The Wudang Sect

This novel is infuriating! You transmigrate to the Qing Dynasty and don't rebel? You're like a drill in your chrysanthemum, and you're even upholding foreign rule! Now I really understand why you're not in the historical fiction section. Upholding the Yuan Dynasty's rule? Seriously, if you were in history, your ancestors would be in grave danger.

This guy is a local, which even lowers Zhang Sanfeng's status.

I don't really want to watch it if the main character is Zhang Sanfeng.

Just avoid writing protagonists who are overly smug and self-sacrificing; everyone prefers decisive and ruthless characters.

If you don't rebel in this novel, but instead uphold the Yuan Dynasty's rule, I will definitely report you for smuggling in your own agenda.

Traditional martial arts novels feature protagonists who grow and develop their personalities, rather than simply conquering everything from beginning to end. This is the charm of traditional martial arts novels.

For creating my own martial arts techniques in the future, I feel I could draw inspiration from Hong Kong comics, such as the Nine Heavens True Scripture, Tai Chi Profound Skill, and Wudang Sacred Wheel. 😃

Keep it up, author! Our teacher wants us to write book reports, and I'm planning to use this one. 😂

The book is titled "Wudang Sect." The protagonist will eventually take on disciples, establish his own sect, and become a grandmaster. However, the Zhang Sanfeng in the original novel was a force to be reckoned with, dominating an entire era and becoming virtually invincible. He also created dozens of martial arts, the most famous being Tai Chi Chuan and Tai Chi Sword...

The protagonist doesn't seem like a time traveler who has worked for several years; he's more like a child.