After transmigrating into a combined martial-arts world, Zhang Zhiwei only wants to visit Mount Wudang and see Zhang Sanfeng.
After all, in the world he came from, Zhang Sanfeng is a founding patriarch of the Daoist sects.
But his visit coincides with Zhang Sanfeng's hundredth birthday celebration, where he sees the various sects use the occasion to force Zhang Cuishan and his wife into a dead end.
After watching for a while, Zhang Zhiwei says only one thing:
“Are you here to pay your respects, or to get beaten?”
Then he steps in.
From the Wudang birthday celebration onward, the plot of this combined martial-arts world gradually goes off the rails.
Zhang Cuishan and his wife survive, and Zhang Wuji is taken down the mountain with him along the way;
Fuwei Escort Agency, the Huashan upheaval, Dragon Gate Inn, the Floral Palace, Valley of the Villains, Happy Inn, Dragon Gate Escort Agency... No matter the martial-world commotion, he somehow always finds himself right in the middle of it.
Others roam the martial world relying on their blades, their reputations, and their lives.
Zhang Zhiwei is different.
He usually lets his golden light shield him and can't be bothered to explain;
when he does fight, one slap is all it takes.
He speaks with a perfectly serious face, yet somehow always sounds like he's insulting people;
he only wants to watch the fun, but always ends up turning it upside down.
This is the story of a young Zhang Zhiwei, with the strength of the Old Celestial Master, who transmigrates into a combined martial-arts world, watches the action, casually changes people's fates, and slaps the martial world completely off course.
The concept is unique and the combination of martial arts is very good. The reading is very fresh and natural. It is worth looking forward to. Five stars.
It's a good idea, I encourage you. Personally, changing the realm of demons to land gods is more popular in Tomato. After all, the audience of traditional martial arts is too small.