Bagua Dunjia

The male protagonist of this book, Zhang Tong (also named Zichong and also named Yuanshi), is the successor of Zhang Xian, the famous general who died together with Yue Fei and Yue Yun, the famous anti-jin generals of the Southern Song Dynasty. He encountered the Heavenly Master's teachings by chance when he was young, and learned peerless martial arts. After going down the mountain to avenge his father, he relied on his talent, diligence and chance to obtain the eight treasures and secrets of Qian, Kan, Gen, Zhen, Xun, Li, Kun and Dui, and became friends with Daoji [Ji Gong] and Xin Qiji. The "Three Chivalrous Madnesses" of the Song Dynasty [Martial Madness - Zhang Tong, Seng Madness - Jigong, Ci Madness - Xin Qiji], the "Three Madnesses" joined forces with Dali, Xixia, Xiliao and Jianghu gangs to fight against the "Changbai Thirteen Sects" of the Jin Kingdom's martial arts, smashing the Jin Kingdom's conspiracy to invade the Song Dynasty one after another, and safeguarding the interests and dignity of the nation. Finally, the great hero finally had an epiphany, adhering to the concept of the unity of Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism, and established a unique sect. There is another hidden protagonist in this book. Although he has not officially appeared, he is also an important main line. Ai Zhangce strives to take the ups and downs of conflicts and conflicts in the story as the main line, and integrate factors from literature, art, social sciences and other aspects to enhance the readability and appreciation of the work.