Young Zhang Sanfeng's Buddhist Yi Jifeng Doesn't Pick the Top Three

Qingfeng does not fight, everything is in the heart When others travel through the world of martial arts, they either work hard to practice magical skills and aspire to be the best in the world, or they bear a blood feud and vow to change their fate against nature. The first thing Yi Jifeng did after traveling through time was to throw away the iron sword in his hand that was about to wear him out, and calmly said to the wheelchair-bound ancestor at Famous Sword Villa who looked up to Jackie Chan with dagger-like eyes: "Grandpa, my arm hurts, and I'm still very hungry." A fourteen-year-old body contains a soul that refuses to be introverted in the 21st century. Revitalize the villa? Jianghu grievances? Number one in the world? Please, isn't it good to be alive? Eat well, sleep well, practice swordsmanship in the Buddhist style, and refuse to be hard-core about splitting rocks. This is the true meaning of life! However, fate never pays attention to Xianyu's wishes. The mysterious Bagua mirror stained with blood in the museum fire not only threw him into the turbulent Southern Song Dynasty, becoming the doomed young village owner Yi Jifeng, but also gave him a fatal "golden finger" - omniscience. With the touch of your fingertips, the dusty history, cold materials, deep emotions, and even... The imprinted peerless martial arts surge into your mind like a torrent bursting from a dam! Cost? It's a splitting headache that tears apart the soul! Yi Jifeng knew that his Buddhist life was completely over. There is Zhang Qiqiao's poisonous plan in front of him, and behind him there is the greedy pursuit of "treasure" by the entire world. No. He just wants to use these hands that can "touch" everything to find a way to survive and a different future for himself and the people he cares about in this chaotic chess game. There is no need to fight for Qingfeng, everything is at ease. In these rivers and lakes, in these troubled times, let's see how a time traveler who refuses to be introverted can stir up the storm by actually "cutting off the Hu" in the name of "Buddhism"!