Wudang's Hidden Pillar: Song Qingshu

In a person’s lifetime, some become the face, while others become the substance. It all depends on the times. Zhao Benshan in The Grandmaster. Ji Xiaofu poisoned Yang Xiao and severed his manhood. A martial talent that left Zhang Sanfeng at a loss for words. Strength that made Zhang Wuji regard him as a powerhouse of the previous generation. Song Qingshu became both the face and the substance of the Wudang Sect. On the path of martial arts, he seeks to discover what it means to be the strongest in the world: the greatest grandmaster on earth. Meet a few of the characters: In the imperial palace, someone can embroider “Heavenly Palace, Gathered Beauties,” turning the consorts into celestial beings and the palace maids into fairies. In the Buddhist order, there are those who make medicine. They are no less capable than the librarian or the monk tending the vegetable patch and wine, and they surpass the monk at the stove, yet they are kind and amiable. A Daoist who lost his old home has taken refuge with the very enemy that destroyed it. In his quest for immortality, he walks the path his founding master left unfinished, seeking to attain innate mastery in the mortal world. The Living Buddha of the lamas sits atop a snowy mountain, gazing down at the mortal world. Could he truly live forever, life after life? How many more invincible Celestial Venerables are there in this world?