The author of "Nine Yin Manual" is Huang Shang.
Huang Shang (1044-1130), whose courtesy name was Mianzhong and whose nickname was Yanshan, was from Yanping (now Nanping, Fujian). In Jin Yong's "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", Huang Shang is a peerless martial arts wizard who wrote the "Nine Yin Manual".
The "Nine Yin Manual" he wrote has influenced the entire martial arts world for hundreds of years.
Huang Shang was originally a civil servant in the imperial court, but he learned from the Taoist Canon without a teacher, studied both internally and externally, and became a peerless master by self-taught.
It is difficult to distinguish between good and evil, and his few deeds are only spread in legends.
"Nine Yin Manual" is a fictional martial arts secret book in Jin Yong's novel. It is the most powerful and most famous martial arts secret book in Jin Yong's martial arts novels. It is also a treasure that everyone in the martial arts world wants to compete for.
The martial arts recorded in the "Nine Yin Manual" are profound and powerful. The principles of all superior martial arts are almost inseparable from the content of the Nine Yin Manual, which can be said to be an encyclopedia of martial arts. No matter what kind of secret knowledge, you can find the corresponding concept in the scriptures, which is the highest state of martial arts.
Internal skills, light skills, fists, palms, legs, knife skills, sword skills, staff skills, whip skills, finger claws, secret acupuncture skills, healing methods, breath-holding magic skills, soul-moving techniques, etc. contained in the sutra Wait, everything is included. As long as you master any one of these unique skills, you can stand alone in the martial arts world. For example, Mei Chaofeng, who is feared in the world, has mastered the Nine Yin White Bone Claws in the classics and galloped across the desert without encountering any opponents.
In the novel, in addition to the founder Huang Shang, the people who have learned the most complete martial arts recorded in the "Nine Yin Manual" are Beixia Guo Jing (the most complete learner) and the old naughty boy Zhou Botong (except for Sanskrit summary). In addition, Beibei Hong Qigong, Xidu Ouyang Feng, Nandi Yideng Master, Huang Rong, Yang Guo, Xiao Longnu, etc. all have practiced the martial arts in the scriptures.
In "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", Wang Chongyang, the final winner of the Huashan sword debate, even needed to read the "Nine Yin Manual" to understand the martial arts to decipher Lin Chaoying, the founder of the Ancient Tomb Sect. study. He left behind the poem "The Heart Sutra of the Jade Girl, my skills are superior to those of Quan Zhen, and I will not be weaker than others in my life during the Double Ninth Festival." In the newly revised version, this verse was revised to "The Heart Sutra of the Jade Girl, if you want to conquer the whole truth, you will not be weaker than others during the Chongyang Festival." However, in the old version originally serialized by Jin Yong in Ming Pao, it was "The Chongyang Master passed on his achievements to later generations. His portrait, his fingers.
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