All Heavens: Observe Martial Arts and Gain Enlightenment, Add Some Points to Quickly Become a Golden Bell

Traveling back to the late Qing Dynasty in 1895, Feng Ji bound the attribute panel - you can understand the moves by looking at them once, and you can quickly master them by adding points. He studied under the White Lotus Master Zhao Jinhuan to learn the Golden Bell Shield. Others might not be able to get started after three years of standing. He took a medicinal bath and ate a large meal, and his attribute points were fully accounted for. The Golden Bell Shield immediately skyrocketed and became proficient. A wooden stick hit his arm without even leaving a red mark. But no matter how powerful the plug-in is, it can't stand up to the cheating of the times. The Sino-Japanese War was defeated, the Treaty of Shimonoseki was about to be signed, the foreign religion of the Holy Word Society was rampant, the government was on its knees and licked, and the bandits openly robbed the Feng family's grain team. Master Zhao Jinhuan was blocked in an alley and beaten until he climbed back out with blood on his face. He didn't even dare to say a harsh word - because there was a foreigner standing opposite. Feng Ji stood at the door with his fists clenched, looking at his master's injuries, his father's sorrow, and all the nurses in the courtyard hunching their necks and pretending to be dead. Add some more! Add points to your life! If you can eat it, it will rise; if you can soak it, it will rise. When the foreign gun was pressed against his head, Feng Ji smashed the barrel with one punch. In troubled times, fists are the last word and points are life. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.