Rabble: I Hit Everyone I See

Realistic depictions of combat.

A fool and a genius share one body; supreme goodness and ultimate evil dwell together within him.

He has a level-two mental disorder: mania.

His mind is ill, but he refuses to admit it.

There's someone in his head who helps him come up with ideas. If he doesn't listen, that person drives him into a frenzy.

For that servant, he is willing to slaughter all living beings.

For that dog, he would gladly slay immortals and destroy Buddhas.

For the sake of that promise, he is willing to fall into eternal damnation.

A madman through and through: a violent, deranged monk who beats people whether they submit or not.

He cultivates the Dao and forms a heavenly eye, only to be envied and murdered. With his dying breath, he casts the Supreme Dragon-Summoning Spell, calling down a Heavenly Thunder Dragon that obliterates an entire mountain range.

Born without spiritual roots, he combines modern medicine with ancient alchemical texts to refine pills and break through his limits.

A coming-of-age journey blending martial arts, Daoist arts, immortal cultivation, fantasy, physics, and chemistry.

Revenge and redemption; the clash of Buddhist and Daoist thought; irrational growth at the intersection of metaphysics and science; human greed and complexity; envy and ambition.

Modern scientific ideas are woven into immortal cultivation. The characters are vividly drawn, each with a distinct personality. Neither the heroes nor the villains are one-dimensional, relationships are intricate, and the story explores the redemption of human nature.

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