After reading the eight novels of Tianlong, I still feel that Qiao Feng is the number one expert (other than the sweeping monk).

This view is widely discussed in the novel and supported by some original texts. Qiao Feng was one of the most outstanding figures in the martial arts world in the " Heavenly Dragon Eight ". He had noble moral character and tenacious perseverance. Not only was he strong in martial arts, but he was also open-minded and loyal. In the novel, Qiao Feng was described as the "number one hero of the martial arts world". No one could match him except the sweeping monk. In the 76th chapter of the novel, Qiao Feng and Duan Yu fought outside Yanmen Pass and displayed his amazing martial arts. He had used skills such as " The Arrogant Dragon Regrets " and " Fighting Left and Right " to defeat Duan Yu and protect him. In addition, at the end of the novel, Qiao Feng also showed his noble character and fearless spirit, leaving a deep impression on the readers. Therefore, judging from the plot and description in the novel, Qiao Feng was indeed one of the most outstanding characters in the eight parts of the heavenly dragon. Other than the sweeping monk, he should be the first hero in martial arts novels.

The original words of the sweeping monk in the Eight Divisions of Heavenly Dragons were as follows: In this world, martial arts were unrivaled, but it was not only those who were strong in martial arts who could be called heroes. If a person's heart was empty and only pursued power and wealth for external fame and status, then even if he was strong in martial arts, it would be difficult for him to have a true hero's heart. On the other hand, if a person's martial arts skills were not as good as others, but he had a kind, compassionate, and tolerant heart, he could also leave a name in the history of the world and become a true hero. The meaning of this passage was that there were many people with powerful martial arts in the world, but their true meaning was not only to have strong martial arts, but to be empty in their hearts, only to pursue external fame and status, but to pursue power and wealth. If a person's martial arts skills were not as good as others, but he had a kind, compassionate, and tolerant heart, he could also leave his name in history and become a true hero. Therefore, this passage tells us that while pursuing martial arts, we must also pay attention to inner cultivation. Only by having a true hero's heart can we truly become a true hero.

The original words of the sweeping monk in the Eight Divisions of Heavenly Dragons were as follows: When you saw me, I was no longer here. When you think I've disappeared, I've actually appeared in another world. This world is different from our original world. It is full of endless opportunities and challenges. Only those with true courage and perseverance can succeed there. But you don't have to worry because although I've gone to another world, I'll always be by your side to help you through every difficulty. What you need is an eternal heart and an unrelenting struggle. This conversation was the sweeping monk explaining to Duan Yu the reason why he came to his world and also showing him the beauty and opportunities of this world. This dialogue was widely quoted as one of the classic lines in martial arts novels.

My answer may be misleading. In Jin Yong's novel," Eight Demigods ", the sweeping monk was not beaten up by Qiao Feng and did not kill Qiao Feng instantly. In fact, the battle between the sweeping monk and Qiao Feng in the novel was fictional and did not exist in reality. This battle was only one of the plots in the novel to show the strength contrast between the characters and the shaping of the characters 'personalities. Although the sweeping monk was very powerful, he was not a match for Qiao Feng because Qiao Feng was one of the top masters in Jin Yong's novels, with extremely high martial arts cultivation and combat experience. Therefore, the story of the sweeping monk killing Qiao Feng in seconds was fictional and did not exist in novels.

Tianlong Ba Bu, also known as Tianlong Ba Bu, was one of Jin Yong's most representative works in China, which narrated the stories of Duan Yu, Xu Zhu, Murong Fu, and others.

The Eight Heavenly Dragons, also known as the Eight Heavenly Dragons, was one of Mr. Jin Yong's representative works. It told the stories of Duan Yu, Xu Zhu, Murong Fu, and others. The story took place in the late Northern Song Dynasty. It mainly described the battle between a group of martial arts masters and their love and hatred. There were many famous characters in the novel, such as Duan Yu, Xu Zhu, Murong Fu, Wang Yuyan, Zhou Botong, etc.

" Eight Dragons " was a martial arts novel written by Mr. Jin Yong. It told the story of the great martial arts sects fighting for the Heavenly Dragon Saber, the Nine Yang Scripture, and the Tianshan Plum Breaker at the end of the Southern Song Dynasty. Among them, Duan Yu, Xu Zhu, Murong Fu and others became important characters in the novel. There were many famous scenes and characters in the novel, such as the Dali Emperor Duan Zhengchun, Duan Yu's father Duan Zhixing, Murong Fu's mother Murong Longcheng, and so on. Tianlong Ba Bu was known as one of Mr. Jin Yong's representative works and was deeply loved by readers.

The sweeping monk was a fictional character in Jin Yong's novels and did not exist in the real world. Therefore, there was no definite answer as to whether he was the number one expert in Jin Yong's novels. In Jin Yong's novels, every character had their own unique martial arts and characteristics. The ranking of experts was also subjective and difficult to judge objectively. Therefore, there were different opinions and evaluations on whether the sweeping monk was the number one expert. However, as an important character in the novel, the sweeping monk's martial arts skills, extraordinary wisdom, mysterious identity and background had won him a wide range of readers 'love. At the same time, he was also a symbolic figure representing the mysterious power and wisdom of the martial arts world. Although the sweeping monk was a very important character in Jin Yong's novel, he did not exist in the real world, so it was impossible to make a specific assessment of his martial arts and strength.

The Buddhist monk who swept the floor in the Sutra Depository in the novel " Eight Dragons " was a fictional character that did not exist in real life. In the novel, the sweeping monk was a character created by Mr. Jin Yong. He had mysterious martial arts and hid in the Sutra Library. He had extremely keen insight and the ability to be well-informed about the martial arts scripts and secrets of experts in the Jianghu. The image of the sweeping monk had multiple personalities and identities. He had profound martial arts cultivation and superb wisdom, and he also had the qualities of compassion and salvation. At the same time, his mysterious background and life experience made him a respected and mysterious existence in the novel. In the novel, the sweeping monk's martial arts were extremely profound. He was proficient in many martial arts secret books and martial arts of various sects. At the same time, he also grasped the mysterious martial arts secret. He could release amazing power with extremely small movements. He was intelligent and could see through people's hearts and the nature of things. He had a deep understanding of martial arts and the rules of Jianghu. In the plot of the novel, the sweeping monk provided help and guidance to the protagonist and other masters many times. At the same time, there were complicated relationships and entanglements between the protagonist and other masters, and he became one of the indispensable characters in the novel.

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