Film and TV Worlds: Ip Man's Brother, Rising to the Top as a Boxing Champion with Copycat Eyes

Ye Chen became the younger brother of Ip Man, the Wing Chun grandmaster. The Ye family of Foshan was fabulously wealthy, but he was not expected to live past seventeen. He could barely walk without gasping, let alone practice martial arts. Everyone thought he was a cripple. Only his sister-in-law kept the lamp lit, waiting for him to come home.

But the System arrived sooner than expected. If he accepted Ma San's challenge, he could trade grandmaster-level Wing Chun and a genetic potion for a brand-new, healthy body. Choosing a life of wealth and comfort, on the other hand, would mean waiting to die. Ye Chen sent the northern Xingyi heir flying with one punch. Before the cheers had even died down, Gong Baosen, the leading figure of the Northeast martial world, arrived in person and set a date: three days later at the Golden Tower, they would settle everything with a pie-breaking contest.

The thirteen beauties of the Golden Tower tested his skills, and Hong Fist master Yongge brought his powerful, grounded techniques. After round upon round of sparring, the once-crippled young master of the Ye family displayed a transcendent level of sticky hands before everyone's eyes. But though he had beaten the old guard, the younger generation was even less willing to accept defeat. The second young lady of the Gong family delivered a challenge letter in the dead of night, every word dripping with menace. The real fight was still to come, and a master at the pinnacle of the Transcendent Realm from the Northern Spear God School had already set his sights on this brightly lit city of Foshan.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.