The Qingcheng Sect originated from Qingcheng Mountain in Dujiangyan City, Sichuan Province, China. Qingcheng Mountain was located in the southwest of Dujiangyan City, Sichuan Province, in the Dujiangyan Scenic Area on the northwest edge of the Chengdu Plain. It was 68 kilometers away from Chengdu and 16 kilometers away from Dujiangyan City. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
I have two novels that I can recommend to you. They are "The Legend of Mount Shu Rebirth" and "The Sword of Qingcheng (Do I Have a Dream)". Both novels contained the plot of the protagonist being reborn as the Qingcheng Sect. I hope you will like these novels!
The Qingcheng Monastery still existed. The Qingcheng Sect was a sect that cultivated inner alchemy in Taoism. It originated from Qingcheng Mountain in Dujiangyan City, Sichuan Province, China, and had a unique cultural heritage. At the same time, it was also described in many martial arts novels. In reality, it was also a martial arts sect with its own inheritance and continuation. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
From the perspective of Wuxia novels, the Qingcheng Monastery had a certain level of strength. He had appeared in different martial arts novels. For example, in Liang Yusheng's novels, he was famous for his three martial arts techniques,"Heaven Net Steps,""Heaven Evasion Sword," and "Tiangang Palm." In Jin Yong's novel, Yu Canghai, the leader of the Qingcheng Sect in the " Smiling Proud in Jianghu ", led his elite disciples to destroy the Fuwei Bodyguard Agency. Although this behavior was considered cruel and reflected his narrow-mindedness, it also reflected that the Qingcheng Sect had a considerable number of people and combat ability. However, the strength of sects in martial arts novels was mostly set by the author based on the needs of the story creation. From a practical point of view, the Qingcheng Sect was a Taoist inner elixir cultivation sect. It focused on the practice of "inaction" and had a set of three-level cultivation formulas. However, its "formula within formula" had been lost, and it was difficult to accurately determine the strength that this cultivation method could give. In general, it was difficult to give a precise quantitative description of the strength of the Qingcheng Monastery. Its influence in the martial arts culture and its inheritance as a Taoist cultivation sect reflected its "strength" in different aspects. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Yes, I recommend the book Dao of Fu Zhuan. It tells the story of the main character learning the Dao of Fu Zhuan at the Qingcheng Monastery and then exploring the Dao of Fu Zhuan in Jianghu. The plot of this book was compact, the protagonist's image was distinct, and the description of the Dao of Talismans was very detailed. Hurry up and read it. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation.😗
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😋I recommend Smiling Proud Jianghu to you. The male lead, Linghu Chong, was the son of the Qingcheng Sect Leader. He knew the Qingcheng Fast Sword, but was expelled from the Qingcheng Sect after pursuing love. This book was one of Mr. Jin Yong's representative works. The plot was complicated and the martial arts skills were superb. It was definitely worth reading. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
The Qingcheng Monastery was a sect in a novel. The main character was called Lin Pingzhi. In the novel," The Smiling Proud Wanderer," he founded the Qingcheng Monastery. The Qingcheng Sect was a martial arts sect guided by Taoism. Its disciples often engaged in all kinds of Jianghu struggles. As the founder of the Qingcheng Monastery, Lin Pingzhi had become a high-profile figure in Jianghu with his superb martial arts and intelligence.
"I recommend 'Eight Extremities Roars to the Firmament.' This is a fantasy novel. It tells the story of a mountain village boy who entered the Qingcheng Monastery to pursue the path of Dao, but was rejected by the Qingcheng Monastery. In the end, he experienced all kinds of disasters before he crossed the cycle of reincarnation. He saw that the Great Dao had been formed, but he realized that the Great Dao in the world of cultivation was a laughable lie. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Yes, I recommend you to start cultivating as a disciple of the Demon Subduing Pagoda." The main character of this book, Su Xiaoye, was also a person who cultivated sword qi. He was an outer sect disciple of the Qingcheng Monastery in the beginning. Later on, he became a genius in the way of the sword after robbing others of their cultivation. I hope you like my recommendation.😗
The reason why the Qingcheng Monastery was destroyed is not clear, but you can refer to the following story about the Qingcheng Monastery: In the novel, the Qingcheng Sect was a famous martial arts sect with many experts. However, the Qingcheng Monastery was caught up in internal disputes for a period of time, causing the members of the various sects to fight and even attack each other. These fights and conflicts eventually led to the decline of the Qingcheng Monastery. As for whether He Zisheng's ability was strong enough to save the Qingcheng Monastery, it might vary from person to person. In some novels, the powerful protagonist could save the weak sect through a series of means. In other novels, the decline of the sect might be caused by many factors, not just strength. Therefore, whether He Zisheng was enough to save the Qingcheng Monastery needed to be judged according to the plot of the novel.