Zhao Fu transmigrates into a combined martial arts world as Zhao Gou, Emperor Gaozong of Song’s only son, who is mentally disabled.
He awakens the All-Heavens Brawler System, which lets him summon characters from across the heavens by challenging powerful fighters. Each summoned character also brings a force under their command.
From the start, he punches a Jin envoy’s head clean off, and Zhao Gou begs him to ascend the throne.
“I am the Crown Prince of Great Song! You dare hit me? Sounds like you’re plotting a rebellion!” This is the challenge declaration of a muscle-bound bruiser.
He summons Wei Zhongxian and receives the Eastern Depot to keep watch over the realm.
He summons Chancellor Zhuge Liang, who leads the great ministers of Shu Han in restoring the court and commanding the northern campaigns.
He summons Chen Zhibao, the white-robed God of War, who leads a hundred thousand Snow-Dragon Cavalry to hunt down a million Mongol horsemen.
He establishes the Jingwu Pavilion to teach martial arts throughout the realm, so everyone can train and serve.
The Five Greats of the Central Plains, the Golden Saber Prince Consort, the Tianlong brothers, the Lord of White Cloud City, the Imperial Bodyguards, Master Sanfeng, the Ming Cult’s Dharma Kings, the Five Mountains Sword Sects… The martial world is a blade, thrust toward the northern invaders.
Everyone says it was Emperor Gaozong of Song, Zhao Gou, whose fortunes revived the dynasty and drew countless heroes to his side. Yet one day, they watched as the entire court draped a muscle-bound bruiser in imperial robes. Who could have guessed that a brawler who challenged powerful fighters everywhere would become the driving force behind the empire’s rise?
“You’re all making things so difficult for me. What am I supposed to do?” Zhao Fu said, straightening his imperial robes with an air of distress.