The Return of the Condor Heroes: From the Start, I Strike Palms a Hundred Thousand Times

Lin Zhao transmigrates into The Return of the Condor Heroes.

He lands right beside Yang Guo, beneath Mount Zhongnan, as a menial disciple of the Quanzhen Sect.

No chance to take a master. No martial arts manuals.

The System gives him just one instruction:

Complete one hundred thousand proper high-fives.

It teaches no techniques and offers no rewards. It cares about only one thing:

Was that palm strike done right?

By the hundredth, he has learned the basics.

By the ten-thousandth, he can pin Li Mochou down with a single palm.

By the hundred-thousandth, he stands above the Five Greats.

The Nine Yin and Nine Yang Manuals, the Dragon-Subduing Palms and the Dragon-Elephant Prajna skill,

are never shortcuts to greatness for him,

just a boost that makes each palm strike steadier.

He never snatches opportunities or changes the main story.

By repeatedly standing firm and making no mistakes,

he trains the most basic skill until he becomes the greatest under heaven.

When being the greatest under heaven is no longer just a title,

but a weight he must bear,

he will eventually stand atop the walls of Xiangyang.

The greatest kind of hero serves his country and its people.

This palm is for neither fame nor self,

but only to resist the Yuan.

This is a Condor Heroes story about a man who relies on no cheats or chance encounters,

but simply perfects one thing beyond all measure.