Speaking of Liang Yusheng's martial arts works, it is really a geographical picture. From the south to the north, from the south of the Yangtze River to the desert, from outside the Saiwai to outside the Guanwai, people can enjoy the wonderful martial arts** at the same time, but also feel the wonders and customs of the Chinese land.
Liang Yusheng's classical cultural skills are very high, and a large number of poems and songs are interspersed in each **, and many heroes and heroines are exported and brilliant. No wonder some people like Liang Yusheng's martial arts**, these poems alone are enough to taste, not to mention that there are so many heroic children.
Today we are going to talk about Liang Yusheng's famous work "Seven Swords Under the Heavenly Mountain", which is highly rated among Liang Yusheng's 35 works and is regarded as Liang Yusheng's classic. This book continues to write the story of the heroes and sons and daughters of the Tianshan Mountains who are chivalrous and righteous and fight against violence.
The background of the story takes place in the early years of Kangxi, with the major historical event of Wu Sangui's rebellion against the Qing Dynasty as the theme, and describes the story of a group of heroes and chivalrous warriors such as Ling Weifeng, Yi Lanzhu, Fei Hongscarf, and Li Siyong to resist the Qing Dynasty. It is difficult to judge who is the hero and heroine in this book, and it seems that the seven swords of the Tianshan Mountains are the protagonists.
The so-called Seven Swords of the Tianshan Mountains refers to Ling Weifeng, Wu Qiongyao, Yi Lanzhu, Gui Zhongming, Zhang Huazhao, Fei Hongscarf, and Mao Huanlian. Interestingly, among these seven people, Yi Lanzhu and Zhang Huazhao fell in love, and Mao Huanlian was with Gui Zhongming. As for Wu Qiongyao, she married Li Siyong. As for Ling Weifeng and Fei Hongscarf, they looked lonely and lonely.
Among the seven swords of the Tianshan Mountains, the oldest is Fei Hongscarf, and the youngest is Wu Qiongyao. These seven people are like-minded, for the sake of national righteousness, in order to resist the Qing army, go hand in hand, and jointly compose a legend of the Tianshan Mountains. Although these seven people are very famous, they have not yet been able to reach the top in the final analysis, so there are still Zen masters and practicing neon clothes.
In addition to the Zen Master of the Obscure Ming and the practice of Nishang, there are also Qi Zhenjun, Xin Longzi, Fu Qingzhu, Meng Weiwu, Shi Zhenfei, Gui Tianlan, Chu Zhaonan and other masters. Because we have already counted the top ten masters in "Seven Swords Under the Heavenly Mountain", I won't introduce them here. The focus is to rank the seven people of the Tianshan Seven Swords in terms of martial arts, and use the force value at the finale as a reference.
The first place is naturally Ling Weifeng, and there is no objection to this. After all, Ling Weifeng is not his opponent in the whole book, except for the Zen Master of the Obscure Ming and the practice of Ni Shang. With hidden weapons, palms, swordsmanship, internal strength and other aspects of all-round development, because of the martial arts and poisonous tongue, so it is called the Tianshan Shenmang.
Speaking of which, the three apprentices of the Zen Master are all very talented, and if they are not highly talented, the Zen Master of the Obscure Ming will not accept them. At that time, Shi Tian became revenge, and three times he went to Tianshan to ask to worship under the door of the Zen Master of the Obscure Ming, but the Zen Master of the Obscure Ming was refused, which shows that the Zen Master of the Obscure Ming was strict and picky in selecting his apprentices.
But what he didn't expect was that his most proud ** Yang Yuncong died tragically in the hands of the Qing court masters, and his second apprentice Chu Zhaonan coveted fame and fortune and took refuge in the Qing court. Fortunately, there is also a closed door ** Ling Weifeng, who is talented and very righteous, so he has the true inheritance of the Zen master of the obscure Ming.
Ling Weifeng has had no opponent since he went down the mountain after completing his studies. The reason why he was captured by Chu Zhaonan later was because of spasms. Although his thumb was cut off by Chu Zhaonan, he is still the number one master in the world. On the contrary, it was a blessing in disguise, making martial arts more perfect.
In second place are Yi Lanzhu and Gui Zhongming, Yi Lanzhu is also a hard-working woman. When he was two years old, his father Yang Yuncong died. When he was 20 years old, his mother Nalan Minghui committed suicide again, she was exhausted, and her hair turned gray overnight. Fortunately, Youtan Flower has restored her black hair, and Yi Lanzhu has a solid foundation because she has been taught Tianshan martial arts by Ling Weifeng since she was a child.
In addition, after being rescued by the flying red scarf on the Tianshan Mountain, he was taught the anti-Tianshan swordsmanship by the flying red scarf, so the positive and negative Tianshan swordsmanship will be, and at the end of the **, he is already stronger than Gui Zhongming in swordsmanship, but he is still slightly inferior in skill, but he can still tie the fight.
As for Gui Zhongming, because he learned Xi his father-in-law Gui Tianlan's powerful vajra hand, as well as Mianzhang and his mother's heavenly bird swordsmanship, his martial arts skills were extremely high as soon as he appeared, and he was slightly inferior to Ling Weifeng in the Seven Swords. In the later stage, because he practiced the Dharma swordsmanship again, his skills were better than before, and Chu Zhaonan at this time was no longer his opponent.
The third place is the flying red scarf, the heroic flying red scarf in "The Legend of the Strange Heroes", has reached middle age in "Seven Swords Under the Heavenly Mountain", although the martial arts are good, but it is obviously inferior to Ling Weifeng. You must know that Ling Weifeng is much younger than her, and the flying red scarf is a master of Ni Shang, and his main practice is the anti-Tianshan sword technique.
In the early stage, he was able to compete with Chu Zhaonan, and was surpassed by Yi Lanzhu and Gui Zhongming in the later stage. The fourth place is Wu Qiongyao, Wu Qiongyao is the daughter of Wu Yuanying, a famous house in Zhongnan, who was happy to practice Nishang and was accepted by Lian Nishang as a closed door**. Lian Nishang carefully cultivated Wu Qiongyao for three years, and used potions for her to consolidate her foundation and cultivate yuan. Therefore, Wu Qiongyao also has the true inheritance of practicing Ni Shang, and she also has the stunt of the Zhongnan faction.
The fifth and sixth are Zhang Huazhao and Mao Huanlian, and the martial arts of the two can be said to be quite different from the above. Mao Huanlian inherited Fu Qingzhu, and Zhang Huazhao was a subordinate of the Zhongnan faction, but in the later stage, with the blessing of Bodhidharma's swordsmanship, Zhang Huazhao's martial arts should be stronger than Mao Huanlian.