Joy of Life: I Mastered Every Talent Through Hard Work and Crushed Emperor Qing

Qin Feng transmigrates into the world of Joy of Life and awakens the talent "Heaven Rewards Hard Work": as long as he puts in the effort, he can grow infinitely stronger!

He masters Taihe Fist and derives the Nine Suns Divine Fist; he practices breathing exercises day after day and forms the Primordial Chaos Divine Art; he perfects the Eight-Faced Mill and turns it into the Lingbo Steps. From a country boy to a martial arts grandmaster, he relies neither on bloodline nor on lucky encounters, but on strength forged with every punch.

While gathering herbs, he finds a sixty-year-old ginseng root and sells it for 150 taels, then heads straight to a martial arts school to learn internal cultivation. When he comes across the county deputy magistrate's daughter choking, he saves her life with the Heimlich maneuver and asks for no reward. When his big brother is extorted by thugs, he punches them one by one, beating the Wild Wolf Gang until they're crawling all over the ground.

While Fan Xian is still reciting poems in Danzhou and Emperor Qing is still plotting to rule the world, Qin Feng has already worked his talent up to the max. Ninth-grade? Not enough. Grandmaster? Just the starting point. Many years later, when he stands above all under heaven and shatters the void, the world will finally understand what it means for Heaven to reward hard work, and how even an ordinary person can reach the summit.

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