What was the name of the person who sold information in martial arts novels? Two words, the second word was 'guest'.

What do martial arts novels call people who have no sect but know martial arts? The following are some possible titles: 1. Martial arts experts: refers to those who do not have a fixed sect or inheritance but have outstanding martial arts. [2. Strange People in Jianghu: Those who have unique martial arts skills in Jianghu.] 3. Individual Cultivators: Those who have not joined a sect or received formal training but have cultivated unique martial arts. 4. Self-taught: refers to those who do not rely on sects or coaches, but through self-study or accumulation of experience to cultivate martial arts. 5 Jianghu Practitioners: Those who live in Jianghu but have no specific identity or status but have outstanding martial arts. These titles all had some common elements and characteristics in martial arts novels. The specific use of which one depended on the plot and character setting of the novel.

In wuxia novels, the people who gathered all kinds of information were usually called informants or informants. Their main task was to collect information and understand the situation of both sides so that they could provide useful information and guidance to the martial artists. The informant usually had a certain level of martial arts and detective ability to penetrate the enemy's rear, sneak into secret rooms, steal confidential documents, and so on. Their sources of information usually came from various channels, including Jianghu rumors, government intelligence, spy intelligence, and so on. In wuxia novels, informants were often a part of the martial arts world. Their relationship was usually mutual cooperation and dependence. Their information was extremely important to martial artists. Sometimes, it could even determine the outcome of a battle. 

The first person in martial arts novels might have many different meanings and explanations because different readers would have different understandings and understandings of martial arts novels. However, if there was a name that was widely accepted and recognized, it could be Mr. Jin Yong. Mr. Jin Yong was one of the founders of modern Chinese martial arts novels. His martial arts novels were not only popular in the Chinese world, but also influenced many generations of readers. His wuxia novels were known as the classics of Chinese wuxia novels for their twists and turns, rich characters and beautiful language. Mr. Jin Yong's works had also been adapted into movies, television dramas, plays and other artistic forms with far-reaching influence.

The following are some Wuxia names that contain one word: Shadowless Sword Immortal 2 Heavenly Demon Lone Wolf 3 Sword Aura 4. Emergence of the Blue Sea Tide 5. Killing Blade for Ten Thousand Miles Snow Eagle Spreads Its Wings Sword Courage and Zither Heart 8 Divine Knife Sect Master 9 Unparalleled Prodigy Bloodshed Petals These names all had a certain characteristic of Wuxia novels, hoping to provide some inspiration.

There was no clear answer to the ranking of martial arts in the book. The search results mentioned some people's martial strength and strength, but did not give a specific ranking. Therefore, based on the information provided, it was impossible to determine the martial arts ranking of the characters in the book.

There were many martial arts names in martial arts novels. The following were some common ones: 1 Sunflower Manual: It is a martial art in the martial arts novel Sunflower Manual written by Mr. Jin Yong. This skill is extremely difficult to master, but it requires a great price to pay. 2. Ice Spirit Silver Needle: It is a martial art in the martial arts novel "The Condor Heroes" created by Mr. Jin Yong. The practitioner can master the power of ice and snow by practicing this skill and use the silver needle to attack the enemy. 3. Song of the Rising Tide of the Blue Sea: It is a martial art in the martial arts novel "Smiling Proud in the World" created by Mr. Jin Yong. This skill can stimulate the potential of the practitioner's body and make them stronger in battle. 4. Fighting with both hands: It is a martial art in the martial arts novel "The Eight Dragons" created by Mr. Jin Yong. This martial art can make the practitioner's hands fight with each other to achieve a powerful effect. 5. Plum Blossom Needle: It is a martial art in the martial arts novel "Deer and Cauldron" created by Mr. Jin Yong. This needle can be used to stab the enemy and also to release the acupoints to achieve a powerful effect. 6. Orchid Finger: It is a martial art in the martial arts novel "Chivalrous Man" created by Mr. Jin Yong. This skill can use the orchid finger to attack the enemy to achieve a powerful effect. These are just some of the names of the martial arts in the martial arts novels. Of course, there are many other names of martial arts.

There were many names of martial arts techniques in martial arts novels. The following were some common ones: Taiji Fist: A martial arts system that uses softness to overcome hardness originated in China. Now, there are Taiji Fist practices all over the world. 2. Sword Technique: A martial arts system that uses a sword as a weapon. It usually shows fast, precise, and gorgeous attacks. Qigong: A martial arts system that uses breathing and posture to regulate the body and mind. It is usually believed to be able to strengthen internal energy and cure diseases. Horse Stance: A martial art system that emphasized stability and balance. It was usually used to maintain safety in actual combat. Internal Force: A martial art system that uses the flow of energy within the body to generate attack power. It is usually believed to increase the strength and speed of the body. Poison: A martial art system that uses poison to attack the opponent. It is usually considered to have a fatal effect. [Blade Technique: A martial arts system that uses a blade as a weapon. It usually shows fast, accurate, and gorgeous attacks.] 8. Fist and Fist: A martial arts system that uses fists and kicks to attack the opponent. It is usually considered to have fast, accurate, and powerful attacks. The above are just some common names of martial arts techniques in martial arts novels. In fact, there are many other martial arts systems, each of which has its own unique characteristics and cultivation methods.

In Jin Yong's wuxia novels, there were many different versions of the person with the highest level of martial arts because each character had their own unique martial arts system and background story. However, generally speaking, the people with the highest martial arts skills in Jin Yong's novels should be those who had experienced countless battles and trained their martial arts. These experts usually had their own unique moves and cultivation methods that could display amazing strength in battle. In Jin Yong's novels, there were many such masters, such as the sweeping monk in the " Eight Dragons ", the Huashan Sect leader Yue Buqun in the " Smiling Proud Jianghu ", and Kangxi in the " Deer and Cauldron ". Although their strength was extraordinary, their status and background were also different, so it was impossible to use a single standard to measure their martial arts level.

In wuxia novels, the highest person in charge of each martial arts sect was usually called the sect master or grandmaster. The sect leader was usually the leader of the sect. He was responsible for managing the sect's affairs and guiding the sect members. Grandmasters were the masters of the sect. They had extremely high martial arts and management experience. They could make important decisions and guide the sect members. In some novels, the sect's grandmasters would even elect their own disciples to be their agents in charge of managing the sect's affairs.