Please recommend some old wuxia novels.

I've read a lot of martial arts novels in the past, but I haven't read them all. I recently thought of two, and I hope everyone can help me find them:
1. There was a movie where the male lead was an uncle and nephew. The uncle was calm and used a whip, while the nephew was more fierce and often shouted,"The four seas rule the world, and I am the only one."
Second, there was a movie where the male lead seemed to be a monk. He remembered that there was a scene where the male lead fought with someone on the boat and was almost defeated by someone using the zither. Fortunately, he had set up a Buddhist weapon on the shore in advance and released a sound wave technique to turn the tables. I remember that the villain is a palace master. He looks very young, especially his fingers are very beautiful. Later, the male protagonist fell in love with a maid of the palace

Answer 1

I recommend the following two old martial arts novels to you: "The Hero Has Never Died" and "The Book of the Confucian Sword Crossing the World". "The Hero Never Died" was a pure traditional martial arts novel. There were no elements of fantasy and time travel. The author was full of nostalgia for the pure martial arts of the 80s. This book focused on fighting and killing, and the plot was full of ups and downs. It was addictive. "The Book of the Confucian Sword" was a revenge wuxia novel. The protagonist's family was destroyed and he had to go through hardships to take revenge. The plot was compact and the narrative was touching. It was worth reading. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗