Lu Xiaofeng or Scholar Flowing Cloud, who is better at martial arts?

In the movie " Lu Xiaofeng's Dancing Phoenix in the Ninth Heaven," Scholar Flowing Cloud was described as a top expert. He had invincible martial arts. Whether it was Jade Raksha, Ximen Chuixue, or even Lu Xiaofeng's Dancing Phoenix in the Ninth Heaven, they were not his match. Although Lu Xiaofeng's martial arts were unfathomable, he was ultimately no match for Scholar Flowing Cloud in the movie. However, it was also mentioned that Scholar Flowing Cloud deliberately lost to Lu Xiaofeng because he planned to live in seclusion with Xue Bing. Overall, Scholar Flowing Cloud was portrayed as a more powerful character in the movie.

Lu Xiaofeng was unable to defeat Scholar Flowing Cloud in the movie " Lu Xiaofeng: Dancing Phoenix in the Nine Heavens ". Scholar Flowing Cloud's martial arts was ranked first, and he possessed the invincible 49 Flowing Cloud Moves. Whether it was Jade Raksha, Ximen Chuixue, or even Lu Xiaofeng's Dancing Phoenix in the Nine Heavens, none of them were his match. Although Lu Xiaofeng's martial arts were unfathomable, he was still no match for Scholar Flowing Cloud in the end. However, there was a saying that if Scholar Flowing Cloud had not deliberately lost to Lu Xiaofeng, Lu Xiaofeng would have been defeated by him. Therefore, according to the information provided, Lu Xiaofeng seemed to be unable to defeat Scholar Flowing Cloud.

In the movie Lu Xiaofeng's Dancing Phoenix in the Nine Heavens, Scholar Flowing Cloud was described as the number one martial arts expert. He had powerful martial arts techniques, and the best of them was the 49 Flowing Cloud Moves. Whether it was Jade Raksha, Ximen Chuixue, or Lu Xiaofeng's Dancing Phoenix in the Ninth Heaven, none of them were his match. Therefore, it could be confirmed that Scholar Flowing Cloud was ranked first on the martial arts ranking list.

Scholar Flowing Cloud's martial arts were ranked first.

Flowing Cloud Sleeves was one of the martial arts of Blooming Flowering Pavilion and Monk Yan Kong. Blooming Flower was a peerless expert of the Hua family. He was good at qinggong and defense, and Flowing Cloud Sleeves was one of his favorite martial arts. Although Flowing Cloud Flying Sleeve's lethality wasn't strong, it suited Blooming Flowering Pavilion's personality. Monk Yan Kong was originally a Shaolin disciple. He had also mastered the Flowing Cloud Flying Sleeve martial art. According to the description in Ancient Dragon's original work, Blooming Flowering Pavilion's Flowing Cloud Sleeves move was very powerful. He could split a move into multiple moves and even fuse more than ten swords into one. This sword was extremely powerful. The sword Qi was like a dragon, the sword wind was like rain, the sword light was like lightning, and the sword sound was like thunder. However, the specific details and cultivation technique description of Flowing Cloud Flying Sleeve were not found in the search results provided.

Scholar Flowing Cloud and Xue Bing were two characters in Lu Xiaofeng's Dancing Phoenix in the Nine Heavens. There was a love affair between them. Scholar Flowing Cloud was a middle-aged man. He was cunning, ambitious, cunning, and vicious in front of the world. However, in front of Xue Bing, he displayed the image of an elegant young master. He was gentle and refined, and he was very concerned and protective of Xue Bing. Xue Bing was not interested in Scholar Flowing Cloud at first, but she gradually fell in love with him. Scholar Flowing Cloud was also someone who truly loved Xue Bing. He admired her courage and high status. However, their love story did not have a happy ending. In the end, they were buried in the volcano and the sea together.

Scholar Flowing Cloud's final outcome was a life-and-death duel between him and Lu Xiaofeng at the coast of the Bohai Sea. The specific ending was not mentioned.

Scholar Flowing Cloud had already finished his relationship with Jade Rakshasa. According to the documents provided, Scholar Flowing Cloud and Jade Rakshasa once had a relationship, and Flowing Cloud was also Jingjing's biological father. In Lu Xiaofeng's Dancing Phoenix in the Nine Heavens, Scholar Flowing Cloud and Jade Rakshasa had a duel. Everyone in the martial arts world was watching. Phiona used her ultimate skill, Dancing Phoenix in the Ninth Heaven, and knocked Liu Yun off the cliff. Meanwhile, Liu Yun returned to Treasure Island through the undersea. In the end, Jade Luosha poisoned Liu Yun and wanted to die together, but Liu Yun escaped the disaster while Jade Luosha died. Thus, Scholar Flowing Cloud had an end to Jade Rakshasa.

[Xue Bing does like Scholar Flowing Cloud.] In the drama, Xue Bing showed deep love for Scholar Liuyun, not caring about his age or his image in the martial arts world. She felt that Scholar Liuyun had taken care of her in every possible way, and that was enough to satisfy her. In the end, Xue Bing chose to go to hell with Liu Yun. This showed that her love for Scholar Liu Yun had reached an unbreakable level. Therefore, it was certain that Xue Bing liked Scholar Flowing Cloud.

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