Rebirth 1999: I Used Chinese Martial Arts to Penetrate the Octagon

In his previous life, Chen Ye was a coward destroyed by school violence. At the age of forty, he worked as a punching bag in a third-rate boxing gym, doing nothing. Reborn in 1999, at the age of 18, he faced the fist that fell again, his eyes were cold, and he broke the assailant's jaw with a backhand Xingyibengquan. There is no fancy system panel, just the top-level fighting instincts that were developed through twenty years of beatings in the previous life, and a few books on Xingyi Quan and Iron Cloth Shirt that were bought for two yuan. In that turbulent era at the turn of the millennium, during the day he was a taciturn roommate in the eyes of his childhood sweethearts, and at night he was the feared uncrowned king in the underground boxing gym. The ultimate fusion of Chinese martial arts and modern fighting has allowed him to enter the world's top commercial events from a remote rural town. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.