Chinese Martial Arts: From Prison to the Battlefield for My Country

Chu He transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a death-row inmate taking part in a national destiny competition.

Traditional Chinese martial arts have fallen into decline, while Western fighting styles dominate. Brazilian jiu-jitsu, Western boxing, Israeli martial arts, and even karate and taekwondo from tiny countries all have their devotees.

As a Wing Chun master in his previous life, Chu He can't stand for it.

Boxing champion Ali: "I tried. My butterfly step was completely useless against him. His punches are too fast."

Tyson: "My punches are definitely heavy, but I still have to be able to hit him."

Muay Thai king Buakaw: "I sparred with him. I don't know how he was doing, but I was the one who passed out."

Yang Mi: "Chu He, I want to learn martial arts from you."

Dilraba: "Master Chu He, I'm a fan of your looks."

From death-row inmate to master of Chinese martial arts, Chu He uses his iron fists to carve out a place for himself in this world.

Standing in the ring at the world's top international tournament, Chu He shouts to the audience below, "Friends, tell me loud and clear: whose martial arts are the strongest?"

The crowd roars like an avalanche: "Chinese martial arts are second to none!!!!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.