The main character in the novel who knows Jin Yong's martial arts is a young Taoist priest

I'm not sure which novel you're referring to. However, according to your description, this novel may involve elements of Mr. Jin Yong's novel because it mentions the keyword "Jin Yong's martial arts". However, I need to provide more information to answer your question.

There was a novel called " Taoist in the Wuxia World " where the main character was a Taoist who traveled to many Wuxia worlds and used his Taoist abilities many times. In Jin Yong's world, he became a Taoist priest and used his Taoist skills to help various people solve various problems. The novel was a bit incomplete, but the content was very rich and worth reading.

The answer to the question of who had the most martial arts in Jin Yong's martial arts novels was not simple because there were many powerful martial arts characters in Jin Yong's novels, and their martial arts were all very strong. However, if I had to choose one, I think the strongest martial arts in Jin Yong's novels should be the "Yi Jin Jing" of Shaolin Temple. Yi Jin Jing was one of the most famous martial arts manuals of Shaolin Temple. It recorded one of the most important martial arts of Shaolin Temple-inner strength. By practicing the Yijin Sutra, one could improve their physical fitness, increase their strength and endurance, and at the same time, develop powerful inner strength that could be used to attack the enemy. The difficulty of Tendon Changing Classic was extremely high and required a long period of practice to master. Therefore, only those with extremely high aptitude and strong willpower could successfully cultivate it. In Jin Yong's novels, there were many martial artists who had learned the Yijin Classic, such as Guo Jing, Huang Rong, Ling Huchong, Ren Yingying, and so on. They had all obtained powerful martial arts through practicing the Yijin Classic and became the top figures in the martial arts world. Therefore, in Jin Yong's novels, the person who practiced Muscle-bone Strengthening Scripture could be said to be one of the strongest martial arts.

A person who knew martial arts might face the following situations when they transmigrated to Jin Yong's martial arts world: 1. Adapting to a new environment: Chinese martial arts is a type of martial arts that may use all kinds of weapons and techniques. However, the world of Jin Yong's martial arts is full of swords and spears. A person who knew martial arts might need to adapt to this new environment and learn how to use various weapons and techniques to protect themselves. 2. Make new friends: In the world of Jin Yong's Wuxia, people usually get help and support by making friends. A person who knew Chinese martial arts might have the opportunity to make friends with other martial arts experts or Jianghu people to establish friendship and trust. 3. Learn new skills: Jin Yong's world of martial arts is full of all kinds of magical skills and techniques. A person who knew martial arts might have the opportunity to learn these skills such as using talismans, poisons, secret arts, and so on to become a stronger martial arts expert. 4. Challenge powerful opponents: In the world of Jin Yong's martial arts, there are many powerful martial arts masters. A person who knows martial arts may encounter these opponents and need to show his martial arts and wisdom to defeat them. Adapting to different interpersonal relationships: In the world of Jin Yong's martial arts, people usually gain relationships and status by making friends and enemies. A person who knew martial arts might need to adapt to this new type of interpersonal relationship and learn how to get along with different people and establish good interpersonal relationships.

In Jin Yong's world, Daoists were a mysterious profession. They were usually described as masters who were proficient in Daoism and martial arts. Their figures often appeared in the martial arts world to provide guidance and help to martial artists. In the world of Jin Yong, Daoists were usually called Daoists or Daoists. Their clothing and attire were very special. They usually wore black Daoist robes, held Daoist staffs, and talismans. Their status and reputation were extremely high, and many martial artists respected them and sought their guidance. Taoist priests had a wide range of business. They could provide martial arts guidance and Daoist advice to martial artists, treat all kinds of injuries and illnesses, and even predict the future through Daoist spells. In Jin Yong's world, many Taoists had magical abilities. Their Taoist skills and martial arts complemented each other and became an indispensable part of the Jianghu. In Jin Yong's novels, there were many stories and plots about Taoist priests. For example, in the Legend of the Condor Heroes, there was an old Taoist priest named Chen Xuanfeng in the Huashan Sect. He was proficient in martial arts and Taoism and was an important figure in the Huashan Sect. In addition, Lord Duan in the " Eight Demigods " was also a Taoist. He was proficient in Taoist skills and martial arts, and had once provided a lot of valuable help to the martial artists.

The Taoist priests in Jin Yong's world were a unique type of character. They usually had profound Taoist skills and martial arts cultivation, but they also had extraordinary insight and strategic vision. In the novel " Battle Through the Heavens," there was also a similar character called " Medicine Gang " leader Yao Chen. He was a master of pharmacy. Not only was he proficient in the concoction of various poisons and medicines, but he could also use special medicines to control the will and behavior of his enemies. Compared to the Daoists in Jin Yong's world, Yao Chen was more mysterious and elusive, but his strength and wisdom were equally admirable.

In the world of Jin Yong, Taoist priests were a mysterious profession. They were usually called Taoist priests or Taoist nuns. They were the leaders of some folk beliefs, as well as some senior mages and martial arts masters. The main responsibility of a Taoist priest was to cultivate Taoist skills, spread religious doctrines, and protect the safety of the human world. They would usually cultivate in some temples or Daoist temples to improve their cultivation through meditation and talismans. In Jin Yong's novels, Taoist priests had a variety of roles. Some were experts in Jianghu, some were officials in the imperial court, and some were relatively neutral characters. Their roles were usually related to grudges, political struggles, and religious beliefs. Some famous Taoist priests appeared in Jin Yong's novels, such as Guo Jing's master, Huang Yaoshi, Ling Huchong's master, Yue Buqun, the leader of the Huashan Sect, Chen Jinnan, the leader of the Iron Palm Gang, and so on. The role of Taoist priests in Jin Yong's world was very colorful and was one of the most important elements.

The name of this wuxia novel might be " Three Heroes and Five Righteous Men ".

Mr. Jin Yong's most famous martial arts novels were The Legend of the Condor Heroes, The Return of the Condor Heroes, The Eight Dragons, The Smiling Proud Jianghu, The Deer and the Cauldron, etc. He had written a total of 13 novels. These novels were regarded as the classics of martial arts novels and were deeply loved and pursued by the readers.

There was no simple answer to the question of whose martial arts was the most profound in Jin Yong's martial arts novels. Because there were many types of martial arts in Jin Yong's novels, and each character had its own unique cultivation method and path, it was difficult to evaluate which character's martial arts was the most profound. However, if one were to talk about some of the more representative characters, then there might be some characters who were considered to have unfathomable martial arts. For example, in Jin Yong's novels, there were some characters whose martial arts had already reached the peak, such as Guo Jing, Huang Rong, Ling Huchong, Ren Yingying, and so on. These characters were all very skilled in martial arts and had gone through many difficult tests and tempering on their path of cultivation. Of course, there were many other characters in Jin Yong's novels who also had outstanding martial arts skills, so it was difficult to say which character's martial arts skills were the most profound.