"The Legend of the White-Haired Witch" can be described as Mr. Liang Yusheng's classic martial arts novel, and its popularity is very high. Liang Yusheng wrote thirty-five martial arts novels in his lifetime, and there are many classic works, such as "Yunhai Jade Bow Edge", "Ping Trace Hero Video", "Seven Swords Under the Heavenly Mountain", etc., but the most famous is "The Legend of the White-Haired Witch", because this novel has been adapted into film and television dramas the most times, and therefore the most well-known.
The Legend of the White-Haired Witch is the sixth martial arts novel written by Liang Yusheng, the first in the Tianshan series. "The Legend of the White-Haired Witch" mainly tells the love-hate relationship between the white-haired witch Lian Ni and the Wudang leader Zhuo Yihang, two young men and women with different paths and different identities, because of the huge difference in personality identity, there is ultimately no fate, which can be described as a bad fate.
Watching "The Legend of the White-Haired Witch", I have always been angry with Zhuo Yihang, the male protagonist. He came from a famous family, his grandfather Zhuo Zhonglian was originally the governor of Yungui, his father Zhuo Jixian was a famous hero, and he himself was the future head of the Wudang sect. Such a young man with a prominent birth and a promising future, but because he was stuck in secular orthodoxy, he and the female demon head practiced neon clothes and merged, and eventually fell in love with each other. Although Zhuo Yihang later had the courage to abandon everything, it was no longer possible to practice neon clothes.
After practicing white hair overnight, he was far away from the Tianshan Mountains and lived in seclusion in the northern peak of the Tianshan Mountains. And Zhuo Yihang, after not being able to find his former lover, also lived in seclusion near the Tianshan Mountains. In his lifetime, he had five disciples, two ranked seven swords, and the most famous was Xin Longzi, who became An accomplice of Chu Zhaonan.
Zhuo Yihang's disciples included Xin Longzi, Shi Tiancheng, Han Zhibang, Zhang Huazhao, and Gui Zhongming, of which Xin Longzi and Shi Tiancheng were Zhuo Yihang's disciples, while Han Zhibang, Zhang Huazhao, and Gui Zhongming were Zhuo Yihang's disciples. Among these five disciples, only Xin Longzi was blackened and became An accomplice of Chu Zhaonan. Xin Longzi was Zhuo Yihang's first disciple, a figure between good and evil, obsessed with martial arts, and highly talented in martial arts. Because he was provoked by Chu Zhaonan, he made enemies with Ling Weifeng and others, and finally ended up in a miserable end.
Shi Tiancheng was one of the artists, and he was originally going to worship the Obscure Zen Master as his master. The Obscure Zen Master recommended it to Zhuo Yihang, and Shi Tiancheng became Zhuo Yihang's apprentice, and eventually died with Xin Longzi. Han Zhibang, who was originally the chief helmsman of the Heaven and Earth Society, later gave way to Liu Yufang, and by chance became a disciple of Zhuo Yihang, and eventually died tragically in order to save Ling Weifeng.
Zhang Huazhao was one of the "Seven Swords of the Tianshan Mountains", originally the son of zhang Huangyan, a famous anti-Qing general, who became Zhuo Yihang's disciple because he found Youtanhua, and later married Yi Lanzhu. Gui Zhongming, the son of Shi Tiancheng, the son of Gui Tianlan, and the disciple of Zhuo Yihang, was originally a young man with high martial arts but amnesia, and after Mao Huanlian helped him recover his memory, he ended up with Mao Huanlian and jointly helped the Kazakhs resist the oppression of the Qing court.
The above is the information about Zhuo Yihang's five disciples, three of whom died tragically, and two of whom were among the Seven Swords of the Heavenly Mountain.