The complete collection of sects in Chinese martial arts novels?

Beggar's Sect-The largest sect in the world. Shaolin, the largest sect in the world.

Answer 1

The sects in Chinese martial arts novels were as follows:

1 Sects: Sects are usually one of the most common forms of gangs in martial arts novels. Sects were usually created by one or several masters, with their own martial arts and rules, and usually had their own secret weapons and inheritances. Sects usually had a certain amount of power and reputation to cooperate or fight against other sects or martial artists.

[2. Martial World Faction: Martial World Faction is another common form of faction.] Jianghu forces were usually formed by some powerful people. They used their resources and reputation to maintain the order of Jianghu and cooperate or resist with other forces. The forces of Jianghu could sometimes be righteous, but in some scenarios, they could also be evil.

" 3. Jianghu Sects: Jianghu Sects are usually formed by like-minded martial artists. They use their skills and experience to protect and maintain the Jianghu community they are in. The underworld sects usually had their own rules and organizational structure, as well as their own secret weapons and inheritances.

4. The government: In wuxia novels, the government was usually an important force. The government usually maintained the order and safety of society and cooperated with or opposed other forces. In some scenarios, the government could also become a part of the evil forces.

5. Others: In addition to the above, there are also some other gang forms such as Jianghu heroes, cults, and the merger of sects. In wuxia novels, gangs were often one of the most active and complex forms of organization in the martial arts world.