All Heavens: Yin Zhiping, a Demon with a Daoist Heart!

During the Qingming Festival, the sky is clear and the air is crisp.

Zhangjiakou is located at a strategic crossroads between the north and south, and is an important distribution center for fur trade outside the Great Wall. The streets and alleys are bustling with people and all industries are thriving.

After the light rain, the bluestone pavement on the street was washed clean, and the stalls on both sides of the road were densely packed, making the market bustling.

A young Taoist priest strode up from the end of the road, leading a tall, magnificent horse.

This Taoist priest had a handsome face, sharp eyebrows and bright eyes, and his gaze carried a hint of sharpness.

He wore a narrow blue Taoist robe that accentuated his tall and straight figure, and a pair of short leather boots. A long sword was tucked diagonally behind his back, with an ebony scabbard and a copper ring at the hilt.

Pedestrians on the street, regardless of gender, would turn their heads at his appearance and demeanor, thinking to themselves what a handsome young man he was.

Upon arriving at a noodle stall, the young Taoist priest had his horse tied up and ordered a large bowl of noodles.

"This is Zhangjiakou. It's really lively."

His name was Yin Zhiping, a disciple of Qiu Chuji, the Changchun Zhenren of the Quanzhen School. He was traveling thousands of miles to the desert on his master's orders to deliver a letter.

He sat upright, waiting for his noodles.

An old beggar passed by and said with a smirk, "May you be blessed, Taoist priest!"

Yin Zhiping nodded, took a copper coin from his sleeve, and threw it into the beggar's bowl.

Then I heard a voice in my mind.

[Do one good deed a day; that's the spirit of chivalry!]

[Reward: Comprehension +1]

Hearing this, he was secretly delighted: "Finally, I've added the right things. I wasted so much time just adding charm."

But the old beggar said discontentedly, "Master Daoist, your clothes and boots are all fine items. How can you only give me a single copper coin for such a distinguished person? That's rather stingy!"

Yin Zhiping raised an eyebrow and flicked his sleeve. The old beggar felt a powerful force rising from below, and the broken bowl in his hand flew up in the wind, crashing to the ground with a clang and shattering into several pieces.

The copper coin fell back into his sleeve.

The old beggar was stunned for a moment, then realized that the Taoist priest had real skills, picked up the broken bowl shards and hurriedly ran away.

Bullying the weak is strongly condemned!

Yin Zhiping smiled, not taking it to heart. Just then, the noodles arrived, and he began to eat them, his mind flashing back to the past.

He had been in this world for exactly seventeen years, and before that he had only lived as Yin Zhiping. It was only a month ago that he awakened his innate wisdom and realized that he came from Blue Star in his previous life. He had transmigrated to the world of The Legend of the Condor Heroes.

And it was that infamous dragon knight, Yin Zhiping.

In fact, the real Yin Zhiping in history was a true master who devoted his life to teaching others, strictly disciplined himself, did not seek fame or fortune, rebuilt the Taoist canon, and made great contributions.

It's a pity that he was written into Jin Yong's book and became a dragon knight that everyone hated. In the end, at the young age of thirty-five, he committed suicide by hitting his head against a sword to atone for his sins. It's really hard to evaluate him.

As Yin Zhiping awakens his innate wisdom, the [Heroic Spirit System] also comes into play.

Perhaps in order to correct Yin Zhiping's deviation from the right path, the system advised him to do everything in a positive direction, to cultivate a chivalrous spirit, and to refine his character.

Whenever Yin Zhiping acts in a manner befitting a chivalrous hero, he receives a reward, the size of which depends on the magnitude of the action performed.

However, if someone does something evil or violates chivalry, the system will stand on the moral high ground and strongly condemn them!

In one month, he received many rewards through the system, but the rewards were random. His comprehension and innate talent did not increase, but his charm increased significantly.

Open the panel.

Name: Yin Zhiping

Age: 17 (18 years remaining)

[Comprehension: 25 (Average)]

[Body Constitution: 20 (Unremarkable)]

[Charm: 95 (Beautiful as jade, exuding a unique fragrance)]

Martial Arts: Quanzhen Inner Strength Technique (Beginner), Golden Goose Skill (Minor Mastery), Frost-Treading Ice-Breaking Palm Technique (Beginner), Quanzhen Sword Technique (Beginner), Great Stele-Smashing Hand (Beginner)...

Looking at the Charm stat of 95 on the panel, Yin Zhiping was surprised, feeling that the system was trying to mold him into a succubus.

After a month of painstakingly practicing chivalry, he had misallocated all his skill points. His martial arts skills hadn't improved much, but his appearance and physique had improved considerably. He even acquired a unique fragrance that made women's hearts flutter, much to his dismay.

What kind of hero is he if he has no martial arts skills and only relies on his face to travel the world?

After quickly finishing his noodles, Yin Zhiping led his horse out of the city and rode straight into the desert at the city gate.

He was on his way to find Guo Jing and the Seven Freaks of Jiangnan.

Sixteen years ago, Qiu Chuji made a bet with the Seven Freaks of Jiangnan, agreeing to find the descendants of the heroes Guo Xiaotian and Yang Tiexin, teach them martial arts, and have them compete in a duel when they turned eighteen to determine who was superior to Qiu Chuji.

At this point, there were only two years left until the bet was finalized, so Qiu Chuji sent Yin Zhiping to the desert to deliver a message and arrange a meeting place.

Yin Zhiping was well-versed in the art of archery in his previous life and already knew about this matter, so as soon as Qiu Chuji issued the order, he carried the letter and headed north.

Since I've transmigrated to this world, cultivating unparalleled martial arts to become a powerful figure is one thing, but naturally I also need to meet those interesting figures in the martial arts world.

They rode at full speed for more than ten days.

Yin Zhiping arrived in the desert and inquired around. He learned that the Seven Heroes of Jiangnan were dressed in southern attire and were easy to find. He made his way here.

In the book, Qiu Chuji ordered Yin Zhiping to test Guo Jing's martial arts skills before delivering a message, so that they could be prepared for a future contest between Guo and Yang.

However, Yin Zhiping, as a junior, did not first pay his respects to the elders, the Seven Freaks of Jiangnan, but instead attacked Guo Jing at night, which was a breach of etiquette.

Later, Ke Zhen, feeling disgusted and dissatisfied, attacked him to teach him a lesson, beating him so badly that he stumbled and limped away, which was truly shameful.

Yin Zhiping thought to himself, "Perhaps the book had already hinted at his sinister nature at this point, that he didn't follow the right path, and that's why he later made a big mistake."

He, however, was different. He first paid a visit to the Seven Freaks of Jiangnan, which was aboveboard and would hopefully earn him some rewards.

Following the herdsman's directions, Yin Zhiping arrived at a yurt. From afar, he saw six Han Chinese-style knights scolding a young boy by the yurt, and he knew he had found it.

Yin Zhiping dismounted, straightened his clothes, took out the letter, and strode over to the group of people.

First, a middle-aged man appeared, his long hair disheveled, his eyes tightly closed, leaning on a cane and shouting, "With your dullness, how will we ever surpass Qiu Chuji? The reputation of the Seven Heroes of Jiangnan will be ruined!"

The other five also reprimanded him, and the boy lowered his head and remained silent, his face flushed.

Yin Zhiping thought to himself that this was probably the Flying Bat Ke Zhen'e. He also knew that Zhang Asheng, the Laughing Buddha, of the Seven Freaks of Jiangnan had passed away, and the remaining six still called themselves the "Seven Freaks of Jiangnan," not forgetting their brothers.

At this moment, the group noticed Yin Zhiping's arrival. Seeing his handsome face, imposing presence, and the Quanzhen Taoist robe he was wearing, they were all taken aback, wondering in unison where this Quanzhen disciple came from, who was so handsome.

Yin Zhiping stopped, bowed respectfully, and announced loudly, "Yin Zhiping, disciple of the Changchun Master of the Quanzhen Sect, pays respects to the six seniors!"

[Polite and courteous, with impeccable manners!]

[Reward: Charisma +1]

Gan!

Yin Zhiping's expression remained impassive, but he cursed inwardly.

Hearing this, Ke Zhen'e turned his head and asked in a deep voice, "Are you a disciple of Master Qiu?"

Yin Zhiping said, "That's right. I've come here on my master's orders to deliver a letter to the six seniors."

Seeing his polite demeanor and handsome appearance, the Six Heroes secretly thought that he was indeed worthy of being the disciple of the Changchun Master, and that he had already surpassed their foolish disciple Guo Jing. They couldn't help but feel uneasy and began to wonder what the Yang family's child would be like.