Who has practiced the Nine Yin Sutra under Jin Yong's pen?

In Mr. Jin Yong's novel, there were the following characters who practiced the Nine Yin Sutra: 1. Huang Rong: She had practiced the Nine Yin Scripture for a period of time in the Legend of the Condor Heroes and became a martial arts expert. 2. Zhou Botong: He had practiced the Nine Yin Scripture for a period of time in The Return of the Condor Heroes, but he gave up on practicing it for some reason. 3. Xiao Longnu: She had practiced the Nine Yin Scripture for a period of time in the " Return of the Condor Heroes " and was an extremely outstanding martial arts master. 4. Wei Xiaobao: He practiced the Nine Yin Scripture for a period of time in The Deer and the Cauldron, but he didn't show much of his skill. In addition, there were several other characters who practiced the Nine Yin Sutra in the novel, but the four above were the most famous.

The Nine Yin Scripture in Jin Yong's novel was a very magical martial arts secret book. It was said that not only could one reach an extremely high level of martial arts, but one could also master various wonderful techniques and skills. However, in real life, the Nine Yin Scripture was not as magical as it was rumored to be. It could not be mastered through simple practice. In the novel, Huang Shang, the founder of the Nine Yin Scripture, had created the Nine Yin Scripture after combining the characteristics of many martial arts techniques through long-term cultivation. However, because the Nine Yin Scripture was too magical, the cultivation process was very difficult. One had to overcome various obstacles and challenges to obtain the essence of the scripture. Therefore, it was almost impossible to master the Nine Yin Scripture in real life. Although the Nine Yin Scripture did not exist in reality, its image and legend in novels had made many people have a strong interest and yearning for it.

This question involved the plot setting and character setting of Mr. Jin Yong's novel, as well as the content of the novel itself. In the novel, the Nine Yin Manual was an extremely precious martial arts manual written by the best martial arts masters in the world. It covered the essence of various martial arts. However, because the content of this secret manual is extremely profound, it requires great perseverance and patience. Only a few people can master its essence. In Jin Yong's novels, many important characters had received the Nine Yin Scripture, such as Guo Jing, Huang Rong, Ling Huchong, and so on. However, due to their different cultivation methods or various reasons, they were ultimately unable to cultivate the entire Nine Yin Scripture. For example, after Guo Jing obtained the Nine Yin Manual, he had always regarded it as his lifelong pursuit. However, he did not cultivate the complete manual because of the principle of protecting the land and pacifying the people. Huang Rong, on the other hand, was not confident enough in her martial arts talent to master the Nine Yin Manual. Linghu Chong had encountered many difficulties while cultivating the Nine Yin Scripture, and eventually gave up on it due to his own emotional problems. Therefore, from the plot setting of the novel, it could be seen that no one under Jin Yong's pen could master the Nine Yin Scripture. It might be because the content of this secret manual was too profound and required extremely high cultivation methods and perseverance. Due to various reasons, only a few people could master it.

Many different readers would have different views on the world's number one character under Jin Yong's pen. However, if I have to choose one of the many characters, I think Guo Jing, who is written by Mr. Jin Yong, may be the best choice. Guo Jing was the protagonist of the Legend of the Condor Heroes. He was honest, loyal, kind, brave, and had peerless martial arts skills. He had always been committed to protecting the people and justice. He had a firm belief and noble character, and became a role model for many people. In the Legend of the Condor Heroes, Guo Jing experienced many difficulties and challenges, but he persevered and eventually became a leader in the martial arts world. His martial arts were strong, and his loyalty and integrity made him a respected figure by many people. Therefore, I think Guo Jing is the number one character in the world under Jin Yong's pen. His story and moral character have also become a role model for many readers to learn from and yearn for.

In Jin Yong's novels, the Nine Yin White Bone Claw and the Nine Yin Scripture were two different martial arts masters from different sects, but they were both extremely profound martial arts scripts. The Nine Yin Manual was a type of martial arts manual that recorded various martial arts techniques and internal energy cultivation methods in Jin Yong's novels. It was a unique manual of the Dali Duan family, created by Duan Zhengchun. It was said that only Duan Zhengchun and his disciples could cultivate it. The Nine Yin White Bone Claw was a martial art weapon in Jin Yong's novel. It was created by a woman named Nine Yin Fairy. It could kill people without being seen. It was an extremely strange and powerful martial art. Although the Nine Yin White Bone Claw and the Nine Yin Scripture were similar in name, their cultivation methods and techniques were different, and the sects that the two martial arts masters belonged to were also different. The Nine Yin White Bone Claw was considered a strange and dangerous martial art, while the Nine Yin Scripture was considered a safe and practical martial art secret manual.

In Jin Yong's novels, there were many people who practiced the Nine Yin Scripture, but there was no clear conclusion as to who was the strongest. Because the martial arts of the Nine Yin Scripture was very unique, not only did it require profound martial arts cultivation, but it also required unique experience and techniques. Therefore, those who practiced the Nine Yin Scripture needed extremely high talent and long periods of hard training. In the novel, there were many people who practiced the Nine Yin Scripture, such as Guo Jing, Huang Rong, Ling Huchong, Ren Yingying, and so on. They all had different strengths and characteristics. Among them, Guo Jing was born in Mongolia and had good physical fitness, but he lacked unique martial arts experience and skills, so he could not exert the greatest power of the Nine Yin Sutra. Huang Rong was able to skillfully use the various martial arts of the Nine Yin Sutra because she had in-depth research and unique experience in martial arts. She was one of the most outstanding heroines in the martial arts world. Linghu Chong and Ren Yingying were able to achieve outstanding results in the training of the Nine Yin Sutra because they had unique martial arts talent and experience. Therefore, in the novel, there was no clear conclusion as to who was the strongest among the people who practiced the Nine Yin Manual. Instead, it depended on the individual's martial arts talent and experience.

The Nine Yang Scripture in Jin Yong's novel was originally created by Huang Shang. In the novel, it was described as a book that cultivated internal energy and had extremely powerful cultivation effects. Later on, due to the need of the plot, the Nine Yang Scripture was divided into two volumes. Guo Jing, Huang Rong, and the others cultivated them into important secret manuals in the martial arts world.

The Nine Yang Scripture in Jin Yong's novel was created by Huang Shang. Huang Chang was a Taoist priest. He was very proficient in the study of martial arts, so he began to create some martial arts secret books. The most famous one was the Nine Yang Scripture. This secret manual contained a lot of martial arts essence, which was very precious to those who practiced martial arts. In Jin Yong's novels, Huang Shang was known as one of the masters of martial arts because of his great contribution to martial arts.

The Nine Yang Scripture in Jin Yong's novel was created by the abbot of the Shaolin Temple, Xuan Mingzi, after Duan Yu learned it in the Shaolin Temple. Xuan Mingzi was the adopted son of the Dali Emperor Duan Zhengchun. He had studied martial arts in the Shaolin Temple for many years and had mastered profound martial arts knowledge. Later, he became the creator of the Nine Yang Scripture. This martial art was extremely powerful. It could enhance the practitioner's physical strength and willpower, and even allow them to exert extraordinary strength.

There were many hypocrites under Jin Yong's pen, but the number one was probably the Four Friends of Mei Zhuang. The Four Friends of Mei Zhuang were fictional characters in Jin Yong's novel, The Deer and the Cauldron. They were originally heroes in Jianghu, but for some personal reasons, they gradually embarked on the path of hypocrites. The Four Friends of Mei Zhuang were originally good friends in Jianghu who helped the Emperor fight against corruption together, but later they became suspicious and killed each other for their own interests. Their hypocritical purpose was not only for themselves, but also to consolidate their status and power. In the novel, the behavior of the Four Friends of Mei and Zhuang was full of hypocrisy and cunning. They were the typical representatives of hypocrites.