Red Mansion: Buddhism and Taoism's Inner Strength, Double Cultivation to Break the Golden Hairpin's Fate

Su Zhe traveled through the world of Red Mansions, where martial arts flourished, and became the eldest son of hundreds of hereditary families in Liaodong. His father was ambushed by the Han family. When he was seriously injured, he fused with his parallel body and awakened the inner strength of both Buddhism and Taoism - and the golden hairpin, he could refine the martial arts and break his fate. When Han came to challenge him with a fifth-grade master, he knelt in front of his father's soul and clenched his fists. Uncle King Kong casually broke stone pillars into pieces and penetrated stone slabs with one finger - the martial arts in this world can actually be practiced to the point of opening monuments and cracking stones. Han Li publicly humiliated him in the school grounds. He only saved his life by blocking an arrow from his father. Su Zhe closed his eyes and adjusted his breathing, and his dantian was filled with a golden halo that blended Buddhism and Taoism. The moment Han Li slashed with his sword with a grin, Su Zhe smashed the green tiles on the ground with his palm, and clasped the opponent's wrist with his backhand: The last lesson my father taught me - a scholar's fist can still kill someone. Donglin's Buddha's Light and Taoist Qi exploded in the palm of his hand, and Han Li's long knife shattered in his tiger's mouth and he let go. In the dead silence of the whole place, Jia Mu sent a secret message: As long as the Jia family does not fall, the Su family will not die. Su Zhe raised his head and looked at the vast dusk in Liaodong, and said calmly: Next, it is the turn of the Han family to be full. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.