Become a Disciple of Mount Hua, But Join the Sword Sect!

Nowadays, people think they understand The Smiling, Proud Wanderer and Linghu Chong just because they watch a TV series. His teacher's wife, who raised and loved him, was defiled by the evil cult, and Linghu Chong kept quiet about it. He treated her with utmost sincerity, and she treasured the elixirs for her four precious plants: plum blossom, orchid, bamboo, and chrysanthemum.

I have an idea: since we've mentioned the Evil-Repelling Sword Manual, we have to talk about the Southern Shaolin Temple; and since we've mentioned the Southern Shaolin Temple, we have to talk about Shaolin martial arts. In my opinion, the Evil-Repelling Sword Manual isn't entirely unlearnable, but it definitely requires the assistance of Shaolin martial arts.

In short!!! I'm against reading Linghu Chong's novels! Think about it yourself before you decide whether to read them!

The protagonist likes Ning Zhongze, and then Ning Zhongze marries Yue Buqun. She treats Linghu Chong exceptionally well, even teaching him modified martial arts techniques. It's a classic old story, reminding me of that novel where the cuckolded king plays the flute outside the heroine's bridal chamber. In this respect, it has a strong Hong Kong martial arts flavor.

The flexible bottom line for some people: Why didn't Linghu Chong talk about the cave in Mount Hua? Original text: I told them, but Mr. And Mrs. Yue wouldn't listen. Some people: Can the Yue couple teleport? Don't you know you've been playing this on repeat in their ears? Why don't you keep saying it until they hear it? Some people are truly hypocritical.

This is very well written. You could try adding other martial arts manuals and treasures from Jin Yong's novels, along with other available resources from the Ming Dynasty, to the protagonist's repertoire. For example, the Huashan Sect's "Anti-Yin-Yang Saber" and the Kunlun Sect's "Yin-Yang Sword," when combined, would be a headache even for Zhang Wuji.

Even a drunkard like Linghu Chong, who colludes with the demonic sect, can't distinguish right from wrong, and is blinded by lust, has fans. But as I said before, even the righteous path, including someone like Yu Canghai, has its bottom line. The demonic sect is truly utterly wicked, trampling on human decency. The stark contrast in the world is immediately apparent. 🤭🤭

I've always felt that Yang Kang was wronged. He was the son of a billionaire, but a beggar father came to recognize him. The key point is that his mother never told him the truth. In the end, everyone forced him to recognize his relatives. One was someone who raised him for more than ten years and treated him like his own son, and the other was a stranger who was his biological father.

In *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer*, Yue Buqun represents the greatest tragedy. He dedicated his life to promoting the Huashan Sect, but the protagonist's stance and background are one of being rejected and viewed with suspicion by Yue Buqun. The conflict between sword and qi was, in Yue Buqun's eyes, equivalent to a political mistake today.

It's neither here nor there. If Yue Buqun is a bad guy, then just find a way to recruit Ning Zhongze; there's no need to write it in a somewhat ambiguous way without actually recruiting her. The author's choice to portray Yue Buqun as a bad guy isn't impossible, but giving Linghu Chong the martial arts technique for free seems too brainless.