The doctrine of Zoroastrianism is to punish evil and promote good, so if the emperor is fatuous, the officials are corrupt and the people are poor, Zoroastrianism people will certainly rebel, which is different from the attitude of ordinary Jianghu sects who are eager for hegemony and do not interfere in the court. Zoroastrianism should build a Datong society where everyone has enough to eat and wear.
Therefore, Zoroastrianism has been repeatedly suppressed by the imperial court, and Zoroastrianism is inevitably mysterious in order to avoid the encirclement and suppression of the imperial court, so it is called "magic religion" by Jianghu people.
Zoroastrianism written by Jin Yong was first called "magic religion" because they were suppressed by the imperial court for a long time and acted secretly. People in the Jianghu know very little about it, so they regard it as "magical power".
During the reign of Huizong in the Northern Song Dynasty, the imperial court sent troops to encircle the master of Zoroastrianism, but suffered heavy losses. Huang Shang, a civil servant in the Northern Song Dynasty, killed many Zoroastrianism masters by himself, and later created his own martial arts "Jiuyin Zhen Jing".
Because Zoroastrianism's ambition is to do good and eliminate evil, save the world, and resolutely confront the imperial court, their interests and behaviors are naturally different from those of ordinary Jianghu sects who dream of dominating the Jianghu first and not cooperating with the imperial court. Zoroastrianism is a vegetarian and is buried naked after death. It thinks that people should come and go naked, and their behavior is different from ordinary people, so they are regarded as "demons".
Because he has been suppressed for a long time, his actions are inevitably perverse, his atmosphere is inevitably mysterious, he is incompatible with the general rivers and lakes, and even commits more crimes, so he is regarded as a "devil"; In addition, the court and some bad guys stirred up destruction; In addition, the experts in teaching are like clouds, which makes the people in the rivers and lakes jealous (such as exterminating the teacher) and so on; Their reputation was completely ruined by people in the Jianghu.
As a result, Zoroastrianism was immediately besieged by the six "noble and decent" in the rivers and lakes-Shaolin, Wudang, Emei, Huashan, Kunlun and Kongtong.