What are the most common and abused plots in martial arts novels?

Genius. In many martial arts films, the hero naturally has peerless martial arts, but this profound force value was not obtained at the beginning. By coincidence, Bai Gujing suddenly got a secret book of martial arts, and then he practiced peerless magic.

For example, in "Eight Dragons", Duan Yu strayed into the Jade Cave in nirvana in fire and practiced micro-steps. For another example, in "Eternal Dragon Slayer", Zhang Wuji, who was originally afflicted with cold poison, learned the magic of Jiuyang and the great move of Gankun in Guangmingding, and then learned the martial arts of the Flame Order in Binghuo Island.

I want to talk about it. Things that can be explained clearly in a few words have to be misunderstood and misunderstood again. Until the misunderstanding continues, the hero and heroine will be missed for a lifetime, and then finally under some coincidence, the misunderstanding will be solved and everyone will be happy.

Chivalrous man plus n more confidantes. Of course, heroes need beautiful women to match, especially chivalrous people. For example, in The Legend of the Condor Heroes, Yang Guo, who was unpopular in the early stage, gained countless fans in the process of becoming a hero. From Huang's apprentice and her cousin to the later events, she fell under the banner of the condor hero Yang Guo.

For example, in "Eternal Dragon Slayer", Zhang Wuji charmed the Persian Saint Xiao Zhao, the extinct teacher Zhou Zhiruo and the unruly monarch Zhao Min back and forth.

Invincible dad. Even some men who didn't look red in the early stage have an invincible father behind them. For example, Zhang Wuji's father, Zhang Cuishan, once seduced Yin Susu, the founder of Tianying, and I was one of the Seven Heroes of Wudang. Not to mention that Duan Yu is the prince of Dali, and although Xiao Feng is a Khitan, his father is also a prominent Khitan.