Eighty Years: from Fighting in the Countryside to National Martial Arts

In the 1980s, Chen Huaishan, a rural boy whose parents died young, learned half of the traditional Chinese martial arts from his grandfather, and became self-taught amidst hunger and bullying. Starting from violently beating the village bully who bullied his sister, he swept the rural arena with his wild boxing skills. After entering the city, he challenged the martial arts instructors, defeated foreign boxers, and exposed the conspiracy of the remaining warlords in the wave of reform. Finally, he redefined the rules of the martial arts world with the attitude of "no family and no sect", and wrote a grassroots legend of defying nature and changing his life with the passion of boxing to the flesh. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.