The legendary swordsman: What martial arts did Yue Buqun practice?

Yue Buqun is from Huashan, so it is natural for Huashan disciples to learn Huashan swordsmanship. Although this swordsmanship is not very superb, it has its own set of principles, which can also be powerful if used well. Huashan swordsmanship is mainly light and dexterous, and it is also more exquisite.

Yue Buqun is the head of Huashan Mountain, and this head has his own way of inheriting the magic of Xia Zi. This Xia Zi magic is more powerful. It is characterized by being soft and ethereal at first, and then it is everywhere and powerful. In fact, this is a very profound internal skill.

This set of martial arts practiced by Yue Buqun is the root cause of his profound skill before. Xia Zi's magic is actually a type of Yijin Jing, which can be seen. Yue Buqun practiced this set of martial arts very much.

In addition to the martial arts mentioned above, the last kung fu that Yue Buqun practiced was to ward off evil spirits. In fact, the swordsmanship to ward off evil spirits is similar to that in Sunflower Collection, and it is also a swordsmanship move separated from the latter. This swordsmanship is mainly a fast word, and it is very complicated and strange, so it is generally impossible to get rid of it.

So Yue Buqun fought for this martial art, which is also the most profound martial art practiced by Yue Buqun. To this end, he also destroyed himself from the palace, thus killing his relatives around him. Although he was superb in martial arts, he lost everything.