Let's talk about the most powerful martial arts in Gu Long's novel.

The most powerful martial art in Gu Long's novel was the Life-Taking Fifteen Swords. The Life-Taking Fifteen Swords was a martial art from the " Sword of the Third Young Master ", created by the peerless swordsman Yan Shisan. This sword technique only appeared once in the final battle with the Sword God Xie Xiaofeng in the novel. It was considered the most powerful martial art in the world, and also the shortest martial art in existence. It evolved from the foundation of the Life-Seizing Thirteen Swords into the Life-Seizing Fourteen Swords, and then evolved from the foundation of the Life-Seizing Fourteen Swords into the Fifteen Swords. The power of the Life-Taking Fifteen Swords was boundless, and it was considered one of the top martial arts in Gu Long's novels.

There were many powerful characters in Gu Long's novels. Different novels would have different rankings and evaluations. However, if one were to ask which martial art was the most powerful, many people would think that it was the Little Li Flying Dagger. The Little Li Flying Dagger was an exquisite martial art known for its unique structure and fierce offensive. In Gu Long's novels, there were many masters who used Little Li Flying Dagger, such as Li Xunhuan, Ye Kai, Ximen Chuixue, and so on. They were widely recognized by readers as extremely outstanding martial arts characters.

The wuxia novels of Jin Yong, Gu Long, and Liang Yusheng were important landmarks in the history of Chinese literature and were widely read and loved. The following are their representative works: 1 Jin Yong (1896 - 1971): Jin Yong is a famous martial arts novel known as the "father of martial arts novels". His works are famous for their twists and turns in the plot, rich characters, and beautiful writing style. His representative works included The Return of the Condor Heroes, Eight Dragons, The Smiling Proud Jianghu, The Deer and the Cauldron, and so on. 2 Gu Long (1934 - 1975): Gu Long is one of the outstanding representatives of Chinese martial arts novels and is known as the "God of Martial Arts Fictions". His works are unique in style and are famous for their emotions and character portrayals. His representative works included the Legend of Lu Xiaofeng, the Legend of Chu Liuxiang, and the Peerless Twin Prides. 3 Liang Yusheng (1918 - 1984): Liang Yusheng is a famous martial arts novel. His works have a unique style with rich plots, distinct characters, and beautiful writing style. His representative works included "The Shadow of the Fleeting Shadow","Fate of the Jade Bow in the Sea of Clouds","The Legend of the White-Haired Witch" and so on. These works left a deep and extensive influence on the history of Chinese literature and the creation of martial arts novels.

In Gu Long's novels, every martial art had its own unique characteristics and scope of application. No martial art could be applied to all situations. Therefore, it was difficult to answer the question of which martial art was the most powerful. In Gu Long's novels, there were many powerful martial arts such as Little Li's Flying Dagger, Ximen Chuixue's swordsmanship, Lu Xiaofeng's resourcefulness, and so on. Among them, Little Li Flying Dagger and Ximen Chuixue's sword techniques were considered very classic martial arts with strong attack power and speed. Lu Xiaofeng's resourcefulness allowed him to use various means to achieve his goals. The martial arts in Gu Long's novels were all very unique, with their own unique styles and characteristics. Therefore, it was very subjective to answer the question of which martial art was the most powerful. Different readers would have different opinions and preferences.

In wuxia novels, the name of the martial arts often depended on the author and the style of the work. However, some names were very famous and often liked by readers. For example, the names "Tianshan Plum Splitting Hand","Northern Dark Divine Skill","Carefree Sect","Sunflower Manual", etc. in "Heavenly Dragon Eight" all had unique meanings and beauty. Other than that, some wuxia novels also had some names that were very simple and clear but had profound meanings, such as "Taiji Fist","Eight Trigrams Palm","Meteor Hammer", etc. These names not only had outstanding martial arts characteristics, but they were also poetic and could attract readers 'interest. The names of martial arts in wuxia novels are very colorful, and many of them have unique meanings and beauty. The readers can choose according to their own preferences.

There were many characters in Jin Yong's martial arts novels, and each of them had their own characteristics and personalities. It was difficult to simply classify any of them as the most pedantic. However, if you want to judge whether a character is pedantic or not based on the plot and character behavior in a novel, I can give you some common standards. Whether a character's behavior was 'pedantic' or not often depended on his background and social environment. In Jin Yong's novels, many characters had their own unique backgrounds and experiences. Their behavior was often influenced by traditional ideas, moral values, and cultural backgrounds. For example, some characters would stick to traditional moral standards and were unwilling to accept new things and ideas because they were born in noble families or had noble moral character. Although the behavior of these characters may seem too stubborn and conservative in some cases, if they can stick to their beliefs, they can also make an important contribution to the development of the novel's plot. In Jin Yong's novels, some characters might show some pedantic behavior due to personal reasons or personality defects. For example, some characters would show prejudice and discrimination because they were narrow-minded and could not understand other people's opinions and thoughts. The actions of these characters may seem too old, outdated, and backward, but if they can look at the problem from a long-term perspective, they may bring new enlightenment and thinking to the development of the novel's plot. To judge whether a character in Jin Yong's novel was pedantic or not, one needed to consider the environment, background, and personality of the character.

The most powerful martial arts in Gu Long's novels varied from person to person. Because every character had their own unique background, personality, and fighting style, different martial arts also had their own unique characteristics and limitations. However, some of the martial arts that were considered the most powerful included: [1. Condor Heroes Skill: This is a divine skill in Jin Yong's novel. It is said that it takes decades to cultivate this martial art. It also requires extremely high talent and deep internal strength.] Once a cultivator successfully cultivated it, they would have extraordinary strength and speed and could attack enemies in an amazing way. 2. Little Li Flying Dagger: This is one of the most famous martial arts in Gu Long's novels. It is considered to be a martial art known for its speed and accuracy. Practicing this martial art required extremely high skill and reaction speed, and one could attack the enemy's weakness in an extremely precise way. 3. Song of the Tide of the Blue Sea: This is a martial art in Jin Yong's novel. It is considered to be an extremely lethal martial art that can control the enemy's emotions and thoughts, causing them to lose their combat effectiveness. Practicing this martial art required extremely high intelligence and internal strength, as well as extremely high tacit understanding and coordination. 4 Sunflower Manual: This is a martial art in Gu Long's novel. It is considered a martial art that focuses on cultivating internal energy. Practicing this martial art required extremely high perseverance and patience, as well as extremely high wisdom and martial arts cultivation. Although this martial art could allow one to possess extraordinary strength and martial arts cultivation, the cultivation process was extremely difficult and it was easy for one to become addicted to it and lose themselves. It should be noted that these martial arts are only part of Gu Long's novel. Every character has their own unique martial arts and combat style, so the most powerful martial arts will also vary from character to character.

The most powerful martial arts in Gu Long's novels varied from person to person because each character had their own unique personality, combat style, and corresponding martial arts skills. The following are some of the martial arts that were highly revered in Gulong's novels: 1 Little Li Flying Dagger: Little Li Flying Dagger is the protagonist of the novel " Little Li Flying Dagger ". His knife skills are superb, and he is known as the number one master in the martial arts world. Unrequited Love Valley Martial Arts: Unrequited Love Valley Martial Arts is a martial art in the Legend of Lu Xiaofeng. It can cultivate strong emotional control and insight in its unique way. It is known as the psychology of martial arts. Ximen Chuixue's Ximen Chuishui Sword Technique: Ximen Chuixue was the main character in the movie " The Condor Heroes ". His unique sword technique was known as the " Sword God ". 4. Ye Kai's martial arts: Ye Kai is a protagonist in the Legend of Lu Xiaofeng. His martial arts are known for their flexibility and unpredictable. He is known as a "martial arts genius". 5. The Four Friends of Mei Zhuang: The Four Friends of Mei Zhuang are one of the four friends in the Legend of Lu Xiaofeng. Their martial arts are known for their beating, wit, and traps. They are known as the "Poison Masters". It should be noted that the martial arts in each novel have their own unique characteristics and scope of application, so the most powerful martial arts vary from person to person.

Wuxia novels are usually regarded as a treasure of traditional culture, representing the long history and rich culture of Chinese Wuxia novels. Wuxia novels usually used the Jianghu as the background to describe the grudges, conflicts, and cooperation between various characters in the Jianghu, as well as the stories of their constant struggle to realize their ideals. In wuxia novels, people often saw some mysterious martial arts that could make people extraordinary and reach a certain realm, thus obtaining great strength and wisdom. In wuxia novels, there were often handsome and powerful martial arts characters who usually had some special ability to save the world or defeat evil forces. Although wuxia novels have gradually lost their original charm in modern society, they represent a part of Chinese traditional culture and have certain significance for those who understand Chinese culture and history. At the same time, the plots and characters in wuxia novels could also inspire people's imagination and make people feel entertained and relaxed.

The various medicines that often appear in martial arts movies and novels can be referred to as the following examples: 1. Pills: The pills commonly seen in martial arts movies are usually a kind of medicine for practicing internal and external skills. The composition is unknown, but it is said that it can allow people to quickly obtain powerful strength and martial arts. 2. Spiritual medicine: This medicine usually refers to a medicine with magical effects that can cure various diseases and even surpass ordinary medicines. In wuxia movies, this kind of medicine was usually said to be only available to real martial arts masters. Poison: Poison is another term that often appears in martial arts movies. It can be a weapon that kills people without being seen, or it can also be a medicine used for cultivation or treatment. The composition of the poison was very complicated. It was usually made up of a mixture of various herbs. 4. Health products: Health products often appear in martial arts movies. These health supplements usually had magical effects that could enhance people's martial arts and cure various diseases. Acupuncture: Acupuncture is a medical method in martial arts movies that treats diseases by stimulating the acupoints of the human body. In martial arts movies, acupuncture was often seen as a magical treatment that could cure all kinds of difficult diseases. Gunpowder: Gunpowder is commonly used in wuxia movies to make various weapons such as guns and swords. The composition of gunpowder was more complicated. It was usually made from a mixture of plant ash, sulfur, charcoal, and so on. [7 Godly medicine: This medicine usually refers to a medicine with mysterious effects that can cure various diseases and even surpass ordinary medicines.] In wuxia movies, this kind of medicine was usually said to be only available to real martial arts masters.