Inside the Octagon, My Adoption of Orphaned Fighters Is Exposed

A body as light as a feather, a life as fragile as wild grass.

He has seen the darkest night, but the blazing, bright flame in his heart has never wavered.

"Fighting is the only sport that belongs to the poor."

"These kids were already behind from the starting line. I took them in, taught them to compete and win championships, so they could make a living from it. How is that cheating?"

Xiang Hui transmigrates to 2003 and becomes the owner of a sand quarry. By a stroke of fate, he adopts a group of exceptionally gifted children. They are resilient, brave, and tenacious, sweating it out on the training ground and helping build the country's fighting scene.

But then unscrupulous self-media outlets emerge.

A video of the orphaned fighters is exposed.

Their tenacious struggle is recast as bloodthirsty cruelty, and an act of compassion becomes fraud and exploitation.

With tears in their eyes, Xiang Hui and the children part, unable to say a word.

"Fighting isn't just about competing."

"More than anything, it teaches you how to be brave and strong as a man. Whatever happens, don't be afraid or panic. When you get back, study hard..."

"One day, your godfather will take you back to the ring."

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