Shooting the Condor: It's Hard to Be Simple When You Wake Up, and It's Unnatural to Be Expelled.

He is the most inconspicuous abandoned disciple on Peach Blossom Island. He is only mentioned once by name in the original work and does not even make an official appearance. After his left leg was broken by Huang Yaoshi and expelled from the school, when Wu Mianfeng woke up in a broken house in Gushan County, only a six-year-old beggar Aku and a half-dead Mo Laodao were left beside him. But in his mind, he held another soul's forty years of life experience. What's even more strange is that a scroll of bamboo slips titled "It's Hard to Calm Down" quietly awakened when he merged his memories - it was engraved with all the regretful poems from ancient times to the present. When the scum of the beggar gang broke into the broken house, when the traffickers of Qingyu Temple targeted Aku, and when the malice of fate once again pressed on the ten-year-old child, he dragged his broken leg, held the broken sand, and used the basic palm technique of Peach Blossom Island, Triple Wave, to blind an adult warrior's eyes. Wu Mianfeng, who escaped the disaster, soon discovered that the bamboo slips were not a decoration - whenever he solved a "difficult" matter for others, he could draw strength from it. So, from Gushan County to Gusu City, from an abandoned disciple on Peach Blossom Island to the most unsettling existence in the world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.