The Beginning of Comprehensive Martial Arts Returns to the Central Plains

In this world, the Ming Dynasty was established in the Central Plains, with the Mongolian and Yuan cavalry looking beyond the Great Wall; the Liao Dynasty was in the north, Xixia was in the northwest, Tubo was standing on the plateau, and Dali was in the southwest. All countries stood side by side, and the situation was complicated. Above the rivers and lakes, Northern Shaolin and Southern Shaolin each spread Buddhism; Wudang Sect's influence radiates to the north and south, and together with Northern and Southern Shaolin, they are called the three pillars of martial arts. In the land of the Western Regions, the Ming Cult and the Demon Cult of the Western Regions are fighting endlessly; the Sun Moon Sect is powerful in Hebei; the Five Sacred Sword Sects compete in the Central Plains; the Beggars Gang, Emei, Kongtong, Kunlun, Qianqian Gang, Yihua Palace and other large and small forces are scattered all over the place, either dominating one party or acting in secret.