You Asked Me to Teach Boxing at a Martial Arts School, but I Taught Immortal Cultivation Instead

This is a Hong Kong crossover world blending kung fu films such as Ip Man, Huo Yuanjia, and The Grandmaster. Martial virtue is prized, and strength is everything. Huo Yuanjia, Ip Man, and Huang Feihong have joined the Hall of Grandmasters, Feng Yuxiu is challenging martial arts experts, and Bruce Lee is still just a child obsessed with martial arts.

Shao Henian, an heir to the Taijiquan tradition, transmigrates here and plans to open a martial arts school and take on students. But he unexpectedly activates the System and obtains the supreme cultivation technique, Innate Qi Absorption. Why bother teaching fist techniques? He can just start classes in cultivation!

At the martial arts tournament: "No way! Shao's third-generation disciple, who's only just begun training, can actually defeat Huang Feihong's top disciple, Lin Shirong? That's terrifying!"

"What? The Tan family, Zhao family, Choy Li Fut, and Baguazhang sect have all been beaten by Shao's students?"

Chen Zhen, Jin Shanzhao, Gong Er, and Yixiantian all come knocking, begging to become his disciples.

Bruce Lee: "I firmly believe what my master taught me wasn't martial arts, but immortal arts!"

This blurb doesn't do it justice. Give the first three chapters a read.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.