Wudang's Hidden Pillar: Song Qingshu

In this life, 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.

Zhang Sanfeng was left speechless by his martial arts talent.

Zhang Wuji regarded his strength as that of a powerful senior from the previous generation.

Yet Song Qingshu became both the face and the substance of the Wudang Sect.

Seeking the strongest person in the world of martial arts: the supreme grandmaster on Earth.

A few characters:

In the imperial palace, someone can embroider “The Celestial Court's Assembly of Beauties,” turning consorts into fairies and palace maids into celestial maidens.

In the Buddhist sect, there is a monk who makes medicine. He's no worse than the librarian or the monks tending the vegetable garden and brewing wine, and he's better than the fire-tending monk, yet still kind and amiable.

A Taoist priest who lost his old home has instead joined forces with the enemy who destroyed his sect. In pursuit of immortality and the Dao, he walks the unfinished path of his founding master, seeking to become a congenital master among mortals.

Does the lama Buddha, seated atop his snowy mountain and gazing down upon the mortal world, truly never die, life after life?

How many more invincible Heavenly Venerables are there in this world??