Back to Field: The Young Grandmaster

Ye Chun became a martial arts grandmaster at just fifteen. After becoming the greatest martial artist in the world, his master, Daoist Baiyun, sent him down the mountain to spread the martial arts.

As soon as he reached the foot of the mountain, he saw someone drowning. He immediately used the One Reed Crossing the River technique, stepping on a single reed to cross a thousand-meter-wide river and rescue them.

But... things weren't going quite as expected after that.

"My lady, I really don't know who Zhao Xiaogu is. And you, Lady Dilraba, you can say what you like, but don't cling to my leg. I don't take female disciples."

"And excuse me, Sir He, is that a camera operator? My master once told me this thing can get me on TV. Could you move back a little? I have a few words to say."

"Chinese martial arts are profound and extensive. I'm Ye Chun, a disciple of Ziyun Temple, and I have come down the mountain at my master's command to spread the martial arts. The guiding principle of Ziyun Temple is: Everyone should have books to read, and everyone should have martial arts to practice."

The next day, Daoist Ziyun looked at the tens of thousands of tourists outside the temple and said with a dark expression, "What the heck..."

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