The first character of Jin Yong's martial arts novels is seven

Jin Yong's martial arts novels with the first word "seven" included but were not limited to the following novels: 1 Legend of the Condor Heroes 2. The Condor Heroes 3.8 Demigods 4." Smiling Proud in Jianghu " 5." Blue Blood Sword " 6. The Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre 7 The Deer and the Cauldron The above novels were all written by Mr. Jin Yong, and each word was seven words.

The first martial art in Jin Yong's novels was usually undisputed. It was the "Murong Bo martial art of the Murong family" learned by the sweeping monk in the "Eight Dragons". Murong Bo was a character written by Jin Yong. He was a very smart person who understood the way of martial arts. He could control the way of martial arts with extremely high wisdom and martial arts cultivation. The 'Murong Family's Murong Bo Martial Arts' that he had learned was an extremely profound martial arts path. Not only could he decipher all kinds of martial arts, but he could also create some new martial arts paths with extremely high wisdom and martial arts cultivation. Therefore,"Murong Bo's Kung Fu of the Murong family" was considered the first Kung Fu in Jin Yong's novels.

The ranking of martial arts in Jin Yong's novels was constantly changing. Different authors and versions might have different rankings. But generally speaking, the first martial art in Jin Yong's novels should be the Sunflower Manual. The Sunflower Manual was one of the most mysterious martial arts manuals in the martial arts novel, Sunflower Manual, written by Mr. Jin Yong. It was rumored that this martial arts secret manual was written by a top expert. It recorded various martial arts techniques and secrets, including the Star Absorbing Grand Technique, the Nine Yang Scripture, and so on. The martial arts of the Sunflower Manual were extremely profound. Cultivators had to practice hard with deep internal strength and extremely high martial arts talent as the foundation to understand the essence. Practicing the Sunflower Manual could greatly improve one's martial arts, but it also required a great price. Therefore, in Jin Yong's novels, the Sunflower Manual had always been regarded as one of the top martial arts manuals and one of the most precious treasures in the martial arts world.

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.

Jin Yong's first martial arts novel was The Book and Sword.

Jin Yong's first martial arts novel was The Book and Sword.

Mr. Jin Yong was a great Wuxia novelist. His works covered a wide range of Wuxia topics, including sword qi, martial arts, and chivalrous tenderness. The following is a seven-character poem that gathers all of Mr. Jin Yong's martial arts works: The courage of the sword, the heart of the zither, intoxicated with chivalrous feelings, the grudges of Jianghu. The Condor Heroes, the Condor Heroes, were proud of the Jianghu. The Eight Heavenly Dragons, the Eight Heavenly Dragons, the Legend of Xuzhu, the Love of Xuzhu. Deer Cauldron, Deer Cauldron, Jade Blood Sword, Jade Blood Sword. Mandarin duck knife, mandarin duck knife, white horse whistling in the west wind, white horse flying. Legend of the Condor Heroes, Condor Flying. Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre-Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre Laughing Proud of the World Laughing Proud of the Heavens. Yue Maiden Sword Yue Maiden Sword Flying Fox Legend Flying Fox. Snow Mountain Flying Fox, Snow Mountain Flying Liancheng Formula, Liancheng Formula. A chivalrous man goes, a chivalrous man goes, the Deer and the Cauldron. Book sword, gratitude and hatred, book sword, gratitude and hatred, white horse whistling, west wind, white horse flying. The beauty is unlucky, the beauty is unlucky, the condor hero couple, the condor hero couple. Deer Cauldron, Deer Cauldron, Jade Blood Sword, Jade Blood Sword.

In Jin Yong's Wuxia novels, there was no definite answer as to who had the best martial arts function. This question depended on the definition and evaluation of martial arts by different readers. In Jin Yong's novels, there were many powerful martial artists such as Guo Jing, Huang Rong, Ling Huchong, and Xiao Longnu. Their martial arts were all very strong. However, if one wanted to choose a martial artist with the strongest overall strength, it might vary from person to person. Some people believed that the martial artists with the strongest overall strength should be the leaders of the martial arts world who could influence the martial arts world, such as Dugu Qiubai, Zhang Sanfeng, Huang Shang, etc. These people were all highly skilled in martial arts and had unique thoughts and strategies to make the right decisions in different situations. Some people believed that martial arts was only a part of one's overall strength. One needed to have noble moral character, wisdom, and courage to become a true martial arts master. Such as Jin Yong's Duan Yu, Xu Zhu, Murong Fu, etc. Therefore, there was no definite answer to the question of whose martial arts function ranked first in Jin Yong's martial arts novels. It depended on the understanding and evaluation of martial arts by different readers.

Jin Yong's Wuxia novel was one of the most famous Wuxia novels in China. It was hailed as a master in the history of Wuxia novels. His works described the grudges of Jianghu and chivalrous feelings as the theme, creating many charming martial arts characters with different personalities. Mr. Jin Yong's works were widely spread and influenced many readers. They were also regarded as an important part of Chinese culture. His works were not only well-known and influential in China but also worldwide. There were many classic plots and characters in Jin Yong's martial arts novels, such as: [1. Jianghu grudges: The fights and entanglements between martial artists include revenge, righteous fights, betrayal, and so on.] 2. Chivalry: The justice and chivalrous spirit represented by martial artists include selfless dedication, courage to take responsibility, eliminating violence and pacifying the good. 3. Character image: The various characters created in the novel include handsome, witty, and famous. 4. Martial Arts Skills: The various martial arts and skills used by martial artists, including swordsmanship, fists, and qigong. 5. Historical background: The Jianghu environment and historical background described in the novel include the politics, economy, and culture of ancient Chinese society. Jin Yong's wuxia novels not only have literary value, but also have high historical, cultural and artistic value. Its plot and characters were deeply loved by readers and became an important part of Chinese culture.

Jin Yong's wuxia novels are famous in China. They are loved by readers because of their rich imagination and delicate description. Jin Yong's martial arts novels told many stories of grudges and heroic loyalty in Jianghu, involving many characters such as Guo Jing, Huang Rong, Ling Huchong, Yang Guo, Xiao Longnu, etc., who experienced many soul-stirring battles and storylines in Jianghu. Jin Yong's martial arts novels were concise and lively, with ups and downs in the plot. They were loved by the readers and were adapted into TV series, movies, games and other forms, becoming an important part of Chinese culture.