Looking for Wuxia novels

I read a wuxia novel last time, but I didn't see the second episode. It roughly said that a young man lived on an island. He had a senior brother. When his master died, he misunderstood him. Later, a woman came to learn kung fu from him. She always tempted him with delicious food. Later, they took a boat to the Central Plains and went to explore the martial arts world. I think they met a woman who was disguised as a man in Tianshan. I remember her name was Kid's Adventure, but I couldn't find her. Who knows what her name is? Whoever wrote it, getting it right is a bonus.
His senior brother is a villain

Answer 1

Wuxia novels used martial arts and Jianghu as the background to describe the stories of swordsmen who fought for justice and exterminated violence. In the Chinese literary tradition, martial arts novels had always occupied an important position and were known as the "first type" of Chinese literature.

One of the characteristics of wuxia novels was that they described martial arts, including various schools, moves, techniques, and weapons. Many of these novels would have various Jianghu characters with different backgrounds, personalities, and goals, but they all had their own ways to achieve their ideals.

Wuxia novels often involved the grudges of the underworld, emotional entanglements, political struggles, and other elements. These elements had also become important plots in many novels.

There were many famous wuxia novels such as Jin Yong, Gu Long, Liang Yusheng, etc. Their works contained a large number of plots, characters, and martial arts techniques, which were deeply loved by the readers.