Republic of China: Build a Martial Arts Hall and Defeat All Foreign Warriors with One Finger

1909, Shanghuan Concession. The foreign strongman Obiyin came out of the ring, defeated several martial artists in a row, and shouted "Sick Man of East Asia" in public. The entire audience clenched their fists, and no one dared to respond. Qin Mu, who had just traveled from modern times, silently opened a small martial arts studio with a shabby appearance. On the day the sect system was activated, he poured all inheritance points into Huashan Neigong and Changquan Shiduanjin. On the stage, Qin Mu turned over and, amid the boos from the audience, he only stretched out two fingers and hit his chest. Obiyin sneered and was about to taunt, but in the next second he flew backwards and hit the edge of the ring hard, spurting out a mouthful of blood. "Zhenwuhui, accept disciples." Qin Mu turned around with his fingers closed, and there was silence behind him. The next day, the newspaper headlines exploded. Three months later, Zhenwuhui's outer sect disciples were all over Shanghuan, and the three direct disciples of the inner sect had become second-rate. Qin Mu received a letter of appointment from the Guoshu Hall and a letter of challenge for the Jinmen Arena - the challenger's signature: Russian Hercules Matorov. That night, the system popped up a prompt: The reputation value was full and the second level permissions were about to be opened. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.