Weishi: My Martial Arts Knowledge Comes from Dead People

When Lu Chen was pushed down into the corpse pit, he grabbed the guard's wrist. He didn't want to die, let alone die in vain. The gray words floating on the dead man's body gave him a way to survive: within the moment of death, press the corpse for three breaths and use the deceased's most skilled martial arts. One form three times, up to two forms. You have to heal your injuries by yourself, you have to practice martial arts by yourself, and the borrowed killing moves will eventually be used up. The drug store feeds living people to the corpse mandrill, while the corpse trade uses the corpses of masters as cargo. Lu Chen was once priced at seven talismans, but now he began to calculate other people's prices. He used others to fend off the pursuers, snatched money and medicine, spent money to buy a position to support the body - as long as he could live longer, he could use it. The innate swordsman Yan Wuhui is about to behead him, and his body has already been ordered. Lu Chen couldn't argue with the corpse. He only needs to touch the corpse for three breaths after Yan Wuhui's death. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.