For players who knew the story, it was obvious at a glance that this mission, in which the Ming Cult counterattacked the Six Great Sects, was another scheme cooked up by Zhao Min.
After all, in the original novel, Zhao Min had impersonated Zhang Wuji and gone to Shaolin Temple and Wudang Sect to stir up trouble. She had even left behind the slogan at Shaolin Temple: "First destroy Shaolin, then wipe out Wudang. Only our Ming Cult shall reign supreme over the martial world!"
Her framing tactics were practically inherited from Cheng Kun, and she wielded them with remarkable skill!
It was not hard to see from this that if a woman cosplayed a man when there was no need to, then there was an eighty-to-ninety-percent chance that she liked him.
Like Zhao Min, who was about to impersonate Zhang Wuji and cause trouble among the Six Great Sects; like You Ruo from the Wind and Cloud Secret Realm, who loved cosplaying Nie Feng; or that master from the Twin Dragons Secret Realm, who went by the alias Qin Chuan...
Ahem, getting off topic!
Besides, that last image was far too beautiful to imagine.
Better not let his thoughts run wild...
Back to the point: for this mission, whether players knew how the plot would unfold in advance did not actually make much difference.
At the very least, anyone who paid a little attention could easily spot the fishy details.
After the Six Great Sects Siege of Bright Summit mission, Zhang Wuji's appearance had long ceased to be a secret among players. Even players who had not participated in that mission could remember what he looked like from videos preserved by certain "media" outlets.
After all, aside from calling herself Zhang Wuji, Zhao Min bore no resemblance to him