Synopsis: Liu Haoyu, an heir to Liu Qirui's Bajiquan lineage, is fed up with people from the worlds of judo, sanda, and other combat sports mocking Chinese martial arts as mere flashy tricks, all show and no substance. In a fit of anger, he enters the fight scene.
From then on, Liu Haoyu sets out to prove the worth of Chinese martial arts, winning one competition after another. For his final match, he travels all the way to Japan. As his opponent continues to provoke him, national enmity and personal vendettas fill Liu Haoyu's mind.
With a move called Fierce Tiger Climbs the Mountain, he smashes his fist into the Japanese fighter's chin. The tremendous force sends the man into a backflip. Unfortunately, he lands on his head. A crisp crack rings out as his neck twists at an unnatural angle, killing him on the spot.
Liu Haoyu is hated for this, too. On his way back to the hotel, a cement truck runs him down, ending his short but glorious life.
By chance, just as Liu Haoyu gets into the accident, he comes across a short Douyin video by the young master's brother-in-law. Bored, he watches a few more. When he opens his eyes again, he has arrived in his brother-in-law's universe. Now, with a new life ahead of him, can Liu Yu create another legend?
Can't give. Five-star praise, lest you be proud.
It looks good, but the Northeastern dialect is a bit too deliberate.
It's pretty good, why was it removed from the shelves [what]
Why was it removed from the shelves?
I give you five stars and don't want a eunuch. Two hundred chapters to reward you
Well written, very good overall What else is there to say? It must be 5 stars.
A very good book.
It's very well written. It's the first time I've seen it written before the plot. It's really good.
It's pretty good. I personally think it's the best among the wicker fans here. I just want to ask the author if you have saved the manuscript and don't stop updating.
Five stars are given to you, so stop being a eunuch.