Republic-Era Martial Sage: Killing With Xingyi's Crushing Fist

Republican Era + Myriad Worlds + Martial Arts + Martial Seals + Decisive and Ruthless

1918, the docks of Jinmen.

Lin Tie coughs up blood and wakes with end-stage tuberculosis. He has been expelled from his martial arts school and owes three months of protection money.

Three thugs close in, iron rulers aimed at his arms.

He throws a punch over his shoulder and smashes one thug's breastbone.

In his sea of consciousness, an ancient bronze seal bursts into golden light:

"Myriad Worlds Martial Seal activated. Coordinates for traversable worlds detected."

"Xingyi Fist: Crushing Fist, infused."

From then on, he sets out on a path to fight his way through myriad worlds.

In the Ip Man world, he uses sticky hands to dismantle Jin Shanzhao's Northern-style boxing. Ip Man himself says, "This young man is destined for greatness."

In the Dragon and Snake world, he duels Wang Chao on the Great Wall. One palm strike, the Hidden Dragon Palm, forces the number-one martial artist to retreat three steps.

In the Hong Kong crossover world, he kills a century-old Yin Fiend in Kowloon Walled City and condenses Yin Fiend Tai Chi. One exchange of hands decides life or death.

The Japanese sword saint Yagyu Munenori comes with ten master swordsmen to surround and kill him.

His first palm shatters their blades. His second shatters their bodies.

"Who says Chinese martial arts are nothing special?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.