Comprehensive Martial Arts: Idle Disciple, Hang up and Climb to the Great Master

Traveling through the chaotic world of mixed martial arts, Liu Yang became an ordinary disciple of Wudang Court. The six great fortune dynasties are conquering each other, and the Holy Lands of all parties are fighting endlessly. Even Wudang, founded by Zhang Sanfeng, has only been established for more than a thousand years - and he only has one year to break through the inner Qi realm, otherwise he will be expelled from the mountain gate and become cannon fodder in troubled times. In desperation, he activated the idle mini-game: no need to practice hard in person, the villain on the panel will automatically practice the Wudang Hunyuan Zhuang Kung Fu, 48 times a day without interruption. While others worked exhaustingly and only practiced five or six times a day, he lay down and hung up for fifteen days before breaking through from the middle stage of physical fitness to the late stage. His arms were powerful and his efficiency was ten times that of ordinary people. When the fellow disciple was rolled up to his bones, he was taking a leisurely walk, climbing up to enjoy the scenery, and reading anecdotes about the world - and then the panel popped up: The strength was perfect, the strength was two thousand kilograms, and he was only one step away from the inner aura. With medicated meals in the cafeteria, daily medicated baths, and constant hanging up, Wu Tang's name spread throughout the court - a "peerless genius" who wandered around all day long. Liu Yang looked at the Wudang Mountains that stretched for hundreds of thousands of miles and touched his chin: "First set a small goal to surpass Song Qingshu and become the senior brother." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.