In Jin Yong's novels, the martial arts of Shaolin Sect and the martial arts of Xiaoyao Sect are more powerful.

The novels of the sect leader style usually had a sect leader as the main character leading his sect to survive and develop in the martial arts world of Jin Yong. This kind of novel often focused on the inheritance of sects, martial arts manuals, Jianghu grudges, and other elements. At the same time, it might also add some fantasy, science fiction, and other elements. In the novels of the sect leader style, there would usually be a powerful sect that had an important position in the martial arts world and had many powerful martial arts and skills. As the leader of the sect, the sect leader would be responsible for the inheritance and management of the sect. At the same time, he would also need to lead his sect to survive and develop in the martial world. During the development of the story, the sect leader often encountered various challenges and crises. He needed to constantly improve his martial arts and wisdom to protect the stability of the sect and Jianghu. At the same time, there were often some interesting characters such as Jianghu heroes, monsters, devils, etc., which added some mysterious colors to the story. The master-style novels were a popular type of martial arts novels. They had a strong Chinese cultural background and could attract the attention and love of many readers.

If the protagonist wants to learn the martial arts of the Xiaoyao Sect, he can refer to the following plot: The protagonist was born in a martial arts sect and had come into contact with all kinds of martial arts of the Carefree Sect since he was young. However, due to his introverted personality, he was not good at socializing, so he was not valued in the sect. In an accident, the protagonist transmigrated to a world similar to Jin Yong's martial arts world. In this world, the Carefree Sect was also an important sect in the martial arts world. As the martial arts in this world are similar to Jin Yong's world, the protagonist begins to learn various martial arts, including Taiji Fist, Eight Trigrams Palm, Nine Swords Beyond the Swords, and so on. The protagonist gradually mastered the martial arts of the Carefree Sect. The protagonist found that the martial arts of the Carefree Sect could not only improve his strength, but also make him feel an existence that transcended the material world. He began to explore this power and gradually understood the true meaning of the martial arts of the Carefree Sect. The protagonist gradually became an outstanding martial arts master in the martial arts world. He also began to help other martial artists maintain peace in the martial arts world. In the end, he became a well-respected leader of the martial arts world, and the Carefree Sect also became an important sect in the martial arts world.

The Xiaoyao Sect in Jin Yong's novels was an important martial arts sect. Its founder was Wuyazi. His martial arts were mainly based on Taoism, focusing on the cultivation of the mind and the mastery of natural power. The Xiaoyao Sect's martial arts were mainly based on inaction, freedom, and the combination of movement and stillness. 1. Free and Unfettered Travel: With Lightness Skill and Internal Strength as the main focus, one can achieve the effect of flying freely between heaven and earth through various flexible movements and techniques. 2. Jade Xiao Swordsmanship: The main focus is on swordsmanship, and the flexibility and variety of swordsmanship can be achieved through the adjustment of the flute sound. 3. Taiji Fist: Taiji Fist is used to achieve internal adjustment and balance through slow and gentle movements. [4. Limitless Microstep: Using gait as the main focus, one can achieve flexible movements in various situations through light steps and body coordination.] 5. Song of the Tide of the Blue Sea: The combination of martial arts and the power of nature is achieved through the adjustment of music. The Carefree Sect was an important martial arts sect. Its martial arts were based on nature, inaction, and freedom. It achieved balance and freedom of body and mind in various ways.

The martial arts ranking of the Carefree Sect, Wudang, and Shaolin under Jin Yong's pen was not fixed. Because the plot and setting of each story were different, the martial arts ranking of these sects would also be different. However, generally speaking, the Wudang Sect's martial arts were the most profound among the martial arts world described by Jin Yong. Zhang Sanfeng, the founder of the Wudang Sect, was a famous Wuxia character under Jin Yong's pen. His martial arts were very superb and he was known as the Supreme Martial Artist. At the same time, in the stories written by Jin Yong, the Wudang Sect often exchanged pointers and exchanges with other sects. Their martial arts level had always been in the leading position in the martial arts world.

My answer was wrong. The martial arts of the Carefree Sect did not appear in the novel world of the Tang Dynasty's Twin Dragons. In Jin Yong's Wuxia novels, the Xiaoyao Sect was a school of traditional Chinese martial arts. Its founder was Zhuangzi. His martial arts ideology was based on nature and inaction. He pursued the realm of freedom beyond the secular world. In the novel, the Xiaoyao Sect martial arts were used to describe various martial arts, including internal, external, lightness, and martial arts theory.

There were many sects in the Golden Book, and each sect had its own unique martial arts. The following were the names of the 100 martial arts collected according to the sects: 1. Huashan Sect: One of the Five Mountains Sword Sects, with sword techniques as its main features, including: Yue Buqun Sword, Huashan Sword Discussion, Sword Qi Soaring Heaven, etc. 2. Wudang Sect: Taoist sects are famous for their profound internal strength and martial arts such as Taiji Fist and Taiji Sword, including Taiji Fist, Taiji Sword, Zhang Sanfeng Sword, etc. 3. Emei Sect: The Buddhist sects are famous for the Emei Mountain Spirit Snake and the Emei Fairyland, including the Emei Mountain Spirit Snake, the Emei Fairyland, and the Extermination Sword Technique. 4. Shaolin Temple: Buddhist sects are famous for their Shaolin Temple Pagoda, Yijin Sutra, Shaolin Temple Fist and other martial arts, including: Pagoda, Yijin Sutra, Shaolin Temple Fist, Strong Vajra Palm, etc. 5. Mingjiao: The sects of islam are famous for their Mingjiao Heavenly Book, Sunflower Treasure Book and other martial arts, including: Mingjiao Heavenly Book, Sunflower Treasure Book, Sunflower Acupoint Hand, etc. 6. Tianshan Sect: Taoist sects are famous for their martial arts such as Tianshan Tonglao, Laoliantian Hand, etc. These include: Tianshan Tonglao, Laoliantian Hand, and Xiaoyao Sect Palm Technique. 7. Dragon Gate Sect: The sects on the Swordsman Island are famous for their Dragon Gate Inn, White Horse Temple, and Ouyang Feng's swordsmanship. 8. Wudang Seven Heroes: The disciples of Huashan Sect were famous for their swordsmanship, including Zhao Banshan's Sword, Zhou Botong's Fist, Wei Yixiao's Palm Technique, and Mo's Sword Technique. 9. Carefree Sect: The Taoist sect is famous for its Carefree Travel, Northern Dark Divine Art, and other martial arts, including Carefree Travel, Northern Dark Divine Art, and Little Fish Sword Art. Huashan Sword Contest: A martial arts event held by the Huashan Sect with the main purpose of comparing martial arts. It includes the Huashan Sword Contest, the Five Mountain Sword Sect Conference, Yue Buqun's sword technique, etc.

The Shaolin martial arts written by Jin Yong was a classic genre in traditional Chinese martial arts novels, known as Mount Tai and the Big Dipper in the martial arts world. The Shaolin Sect was famous for its profound martial arts foundation and superb martial arts skills. Its most famous martial arts included the following: 1. Eighteen Weapons of Shaolin Temple: One of the representative martial arts of Shaolin Temple includes eighteen different weapons, such as swords, knives, spears, sticks, axes, hammers, hooks, claws, meteors, etc. Each weapon has its own unique characteristics and usage. By mastering the eighteen weapons, you can improve your martial arts level. 2. Bald Brush Weng: Bald Brush Weng is an eminent monk of Shaolin Temple. He is good at using a brush knife to attack. He can turn the brush knife into a tangible or intangible attack. The attack range is very wide, and he can easily attack the opponent's weakness. 3. Sweeping Monk: Sweeping Monk is another eminent monk of Shaolin Temple. He is known as a genius in martial arts. He is not only skilled in martial arts but also has extraordinary wisdom. He can easily break the opponent's martial arts. 4. Xuanming Elders: Xuanming Elders are two masters of Shaolin Temple. They are good at using poison to attack their opponents, crippling or killing them. 5. The Four Friends of Mei Zhuang: The Four Friends of Mei Zhuang are four eminent monks of Shaolin Temple. They are good at using hidden weapons. They can attack their opponents by throwing hidden weapons. Their hidden weapons are very sharp and can easily penetrate the opponent's defense line. These are some representative characters and moves of Shaolin martial arts written by Jin Yong. These moves and characters represent the main characteristics of Shaolin martial arts and are also a very famous school in traditional Chinese martial arts novels.

The seven Shaolin martial arts monks in Jin Yong's martial arts novels were as follows: 1 Xuanming Elders: Zhang Wuji and Zhao Min's father is proficient in Shaolin Temple's Xuanming Divine Art. 2. Kong Wen: The abbot of Shaolin Temple is proficient in Sanskrit Buddhism and is regarded as a Zen master. [3. Void Pierce: The deputy abbot of Shaolin Temple is famous for his ability to resolve disputes. He is also a martial arts expert.] 4. The monk of Shaolin Temple is proficient in yoga and is also an outstanding martial arts master. 5. Make a wish: The monks of Shaolin Temple are good at Taiji Fist and Eight Trigrams Palm. They are one of the good friends of Zhang Wuji and the others. 6 Wuyazi: The monks of Shaolin Temple are proficient in Yijin Jing and Taiji Fist. They once learned Taiji Fist with Zhang Wuji. 7 Kong Zhi: The monks of Shaolin Temple are proficient in Zen Buddhism and Shaolin Temple martial arts. They are one of the seniors of Zhang Wuji and others.

In Jin Yong's novels, Beggar's Sect was a powerful martial arts sect with a long history and many outstanding experts. However, in terms of martial arts, the most powerful figures might vary from person to person because everyone's path of cultivation was different, and the martial arts they were good at were also different. However, there are many respected and worshiped masters in Beggar's Sect. Some of them are even first-class martial artists in Jin Yong's novels. For example, Qiao Feng, Hong Qigong, Duan Yu, Xu Zhu, and the others were all very outstanding experts of Beggar's Sect. Their martial arts were strong, and their wisdom was outstanding. Not only were they ranked at the top of Beggar's Sect, but they were also existences that could not be ignored in the entire martial arts world. It should be pointed out that the above was only a simple summary of some of the experts in Beggar's Sect. In the novel, there were many other masters whose martial arts were also very powerful. The specific situation still needed to be judged according to the storyline and character settings.

In Jin Yong's wuxia novels, the number of people in a big sect and a small sect varied according to the specific situation. However, generally speaking, both big and small sects had a certain number of disciples and successors. The specific number might vary according to the size of the sect, the way of inheritance, historical background, and other factors. For example, some of the famous sects in Jin Yong's novels, such as the Huashan Sect, the Wudang Sect, the Emei Sect, and the Kongtong Sect, had a large number of disciples and descendants. And some small sects like Carefree Sect, Sky Mountain Sect, Ming Cult, etc. might only have a few or dozens of people. It should be noted that the number of people in the sect in the novel was not necessarily a clear number, but depended on the specific plot and setting.