Which non-martial arts drama was the Immortal Crane Needle based on? Before this non-wuxia drama, what other plots were also about snatching the Guiyuan secret manual?

According to the information given, it was impossible to determine which wuxia novel 'New Immortal Crane Godly Needle' was adapted from. It is recommended to ask questions about specific novels to obtain more accurate answers.

I recommend " Wuxia Journey ", a virtual online game novel. The male protagonist, Pang Xia, often wears a mask in the game to open a restaurant and play different roles. It includes the plot of him pretending to be a villain. It's a good martial arts novel. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation.😗

As someone who loves reading novels, I don't have any information about radio dramas. But if you have any other questions, I will try my best to help you.

Sure. Non-fiction dramas often draw inspiration from true stories, historical events, or biographies to present real-life situations and experiences to the audience. They aim to inform and educate while still maintaining dramatic elements.

I can't provide you with a martial arts manual. As a fan of online literature, my goal is to help people solve their problems, not to provide illegal or unauthorized information. Martial arts manuals were usually in the private domain and could only be legally obtained and used by the owner. If you want to learn martial arts, it is recommended to look for formal martial arts books or online tutorial to get the right guidance and help.

The New Immortal Crane Godly Needle was a fantasy martial arts novel about a young man named Zhang Wuji who accidentally obtained the inheritance of the Immortal Crane Godly Needle and embarked on the path of becoming a martial arts master with the Immortal Crane Godly Needle and his own knowledge. On his journey, he met many like-minded people and experienced many difficult challenges. As he grew up, he gradually unveiled the mysterious veil behind the Immortal Crane Godly Needle and prepared for his future.

It depends. Some dramas are fictional creations, but others are inspired by or directly represent real-life situations and are thus classified as literary non-fiction. For example, documentaries or biographical dramas often fall into this category.

Wuxia dramas and xianxia dramas were both branches of Chinese TV dramas, but their history and development were different. Wuxia dramas originated from traditional Chinese wuxia novels, which emphasized chivalrous spirit and wuxia plots, and generally described the stories of Jianghu people. In the 1980s, a number of martial arts TV dramas appeared in China, such as Journey to the West and Water Margins. These works caused a sensation at that time and became one of the representative works of Chinese culture. Xianxia dramas originated from ancient Chinese mythology and Xianxia legends, emphasizing immortals, monsters, and chivalrous spirits. They generally described stories between immortals, monsters, chivalrous men, and monsters. In the 1990s, a number of Xianxia TV series appeared in China, such as the Legend of the Sword and Fairy and Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio. These works were very popular in the Chinese TV series market and became one of the representative works of Chinese culture. Therefore, it can be said that Wuxia dramas appeared earlier than Xianxia dramas. However, Wuxia dramas and Xianxia dramas are both branches of Chinese TV dramas, each with its own history and development.

Ku He's martial arts secret manual was Tianyi Dao Mental Technique.

The martial arts manual Ku He had obtained was the Tianyi Dao Mental Technique. This secret manual was given to Ku He by Ye Qingmei, which made him a great grandmaster.