Gao Wu: I Can See the Marks of Martial Arts Left by the Deceased

Lin Fengming is seventeen years old, and his energy and blood are only 0.87 Calories. There are still two months until the martial arts exam, but he can't even meet the minimum standard. At the same time, Tiansheng Martial Arts School, where he grew up, is losing students and aging equipment, and is about to be canceled by the Martial Arts Association. Until that night. He found a piece of dried blood in an old wooden pile that had been there for more than forty years in the martial arts school. The moment his fingers touched the blood, Lin Fengming saw a man who had been dead for many years. The man was covered in blood, and at the last moment of his life, he punched the wooden stake nine hundred and ninety-nine times. From then on, Lin Fengming discovered that he could see the "martial marks" left by the deceased in the world. A piece of blood may hide the boxing technique a warrior finally learned. A broken knife may record the owner's last battle before his death. For others to practice martial arts, they need constant trial and error. And Lin Fengming could directly see how those people won and how they died. But Wuhen is not without cost. Every time he entered the memory of the deceased, he had to re-experience their fear, pain and death. Until one day, he discovered an even weirder fact. The founder of the martial arts school who has been dead for forty years has left traces of his martial arts. The strange warriors who died in the wilderness also left traces of their martial arts. But the father who had been missing for seven years—no. Underneath the Tiansheng Martial Arts Hall, there is a door that is older than the history of modern martial arts. When the door woke up for the first time, Lin Fengming heard his father's voice seven years after he disappeared. "Fengming." "Don't open the door."