From the Start, I Convinced the World That Martial Arts and Immortal Arts Are Real

Jiang Wu transmigrates to a parallel world where civilization has suffered a break, and technology has flourished. The martial arts, immortal cultivation, and mythology novels from his previous life are real history. Linghu Chong, Guo Jing, and others are historical figures, but their martial arts have been lost.

As spiritual qi revival begins, Jiang Wu gains the legacy of Chinese martial arts and sets out to revive them, breaking the Western monopoly on combat sports and fighting techniques.

Jiang Wu starts trying to convince the world:

"Believe me, martial arts really exist!"

"Not only do martial arts exist, but immortal arts and divine arts do too. They only gradually declined because spiritual qi ran dry."

The revelation shocks the world. People seek out Jiang Wu and beg him to teach them martial arts.

Western fighters also take action, attempting to prevent the revival of Chinese martial arts.

The truth behind the decline of Chinese martial arts begins to emerge.

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