Chinese Martial Arts, from Prison to Fighting for the Country

Chu He traveled to a parallel world and became a death row prisoner participating in the National Games. In today's world, national martial arts are in decline, and Western boxing is domineering. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Western boxing, Israeli fighting techniques, and even karate and taekwondo in small places are being criticized. How could Chu He, who was a Wing Chun master in his previous life, endure this? Boxing champion Ali: "I tried it, but my butterfly step didn't work at all in front of him. His fists were too fast." Taisen: "My fists are indeed heavy, but I have to be able to hit him." Buakaw, the king of Muay Thai: "I fought with him. I don't know how he was. Anyway, I fainted." Yang Mi: "Chu He, I want to learn kung fu from you." Reba: "Master Chuhe, I am your beauty fan." From a death row prisoner to a martial arts master, Chu He has made a name for himself in this world with his iron fist. Standing on the stage of the top international competition, Chu He shouted to the audience: "Friends, tell me loudly, where is the most powerful Kung Fu?" The return of the landslide and tsunami in the audience: "The Chinese martial arts are unparalleled!!!!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.