In martial arts novels, as the protagonist, would the beggar help the emperor eliminate the treacherous officials?

If you like martial arts novels, then the fairy would recommend a novel called "Rebirth and Abduct a Good Guard" to you. It was an ancient romance novel. It told the story of the protagonist, Shen Shu, who hooked up with a beggar boss after her rebirth, but was always rejected by the other party to be her bodyguard. The wonderful plot and character creation will make you unable to put it down and read it in one breath. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

I recommend the following martial arts novels with a single female lead: "One Foot Long Sword": This book is about the killing between good and evil and the killing of foreign thieves. In addition to bloody violence, there is no lack of love. The female protagonist is strong and courageous. She has experienced many difficulties and challenges in the process of growing up and finally becomes a national hero admired by thousands of people. "Peach Blossom Lovesick Tribulation": The female protagonist is gluttonous, talkative, lazy, but very attentive to her disciple and is good at socializing. She is resourceful and is a greedy wolf. Because of the irreconcilable differences between good and evil, she and the Guardian Heavenly Venerate had caused misunderstandings and feelings. A thousand years later, they had buried the hatchet and reconciled. I hope the above recommendations meet your requirements. If you like it, you can take a look. Muah ~

Beggar's Sect in Wuxia novels was usually called "gang" instead of "begging". This was because in novels, Beggar's Sect was not just a single individual but a group of people with common beliefs and goals. They weren't just beggars. They had a certain organization and discipline to carry out some tasks and missions together. Therefore, the word "gang" more accurately reflected the nature and characteristics of Beggar's Sect. In addition, the word "help" in the novel also had a symbolic meaning. It is often used to describe a powerful, organized force that not only shares common beliefs and goals, but is also able to unite and support each other in order to perform tasks more efficiently and effectively. Therefore, using the word "gang" could better convey the strength and influence of Beggar's Sect.

There were indeed plots depicting Beggar Sect in martial arts novels, such as Beasts Surrender the Three Kingdoms, Song Bastards, and A Different Military Advisor. Beggar's Sect was described as a legendary existence in martial arts novels. Its history and traditions added many plots and colors to the martial arts world. I hope you like my recommendation.😘

In wuxia novels, Beggar's Sect was a long-standing and large-scale gang. Its founder could be traced back to the Ming Dynasty. According to legend, the founder of Beggar's Sect was Liu Baorui. He founded the sect at the end of the Ming Dynasty. At first, he only survived in the Jianghu as a dog fighter. Later, he gradually developed into a sect with a certain amount of power. Although Beggar's Sect's history was supported by legends and stories, there was no clear record of the exact time. However, martial arts novels by Jin Yong and others often depicted the history and characters of Beggar's Sect in the Ming Dynasty and Qing Dynasty to show the status and influence of the sect in the martial arts world.

Many martial arts novels described Beggar's Sect, such as " Eight Dragons and Dragons,"" Smiling Proud in Jianghu,"" Deer and Cauldron," and so on. In the game, Beggar's Sect was a powerful sect with a long history and a unique sect culture. In Smiling Proud in the World, Beggar's Sect was an organization that focused on martial arts and charity to help people in the world solve practical problems and seek help. In The Deer and the Cauldron, Beggar's Sect was a loose alliance formed by sects from all over the world to maintain peace in the martial world.

Yes, I recommend "The Alliance of Traitors Summoned", a historical novel about the Qin and Han Dynasties. It tells the story of a person who transmigrated into the last emperor of the Qin Dynasty, Ziying. He relied on the summoning system to summon some famous traitorous officials in history to help him govern the country. These treacherous officials included Lu Bu, Dong Zhuo, Sima Yi, He Shen, and so on. They played important roles in this story, helping the protagonist defeat Liu Bang and Xiang Yu, and finally unify the world. If you like historical novels full of whimsical ideas, then this book is definitely not to be missed. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗

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Hey, I recommend " A Traitorous Official Is Afraid of His Wife " to you. This is an ancient romance novel. This novel was about a female protagonist who wanted to be the number one silkpants, but was taken in by an ugly traitor. Then, the female protagonist slowly discovered that her treacherous minister was actually a good husband who doted on her very much. This was a story about three treasures: mother, medical skills, and delicious food. I hope you like my recommendation.😗