Wei Xiaobao’s Soul Takes Over Qiao Feng: I’m Your Daddy

After Wei Xiaobao dies, his soul travels into Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils and takes over Qiao Feng's body.

A streetwise young rascal raised in a Yangzhou brothel finds himself in the skin of the martial world's toughest hero, with no idea how anything works.

He doesn't know he's the chief of the Beggars' Guild, that someone wants his head, or that his real father is following him from the shadows.

He only knows one thing: I'm putting these martial arts to use first.

In his hands, the Eighteen Dragon-Subduing Palms target vital points. If he can run, he won't stand and fight. Martial artists watch, dumbfounded: Why does the chief's fighting style look more and more like a street thug's?

At Apricot Grove, the entire guild turns against him. The original Qiao Feng would have met his death with righteous passion and stirring heroism. Wei Xiaobao's version sits sipping tea until they've finished arguing, then names every person's weakness and lays it all out in the open.

The whole scene falls silent at once.

Then there's Prince Duan of Dali, the notorious womanizer who has children all over the martial world. Whenever he falls silent, everyone assumes the child in question is his. Wei Xiaobao, Xu Zhu, and Duan Yu, three men from utterly different backgrounds, are somehow mistaken by the martial world for blood brothers.

Duan Yu is close to tears: For fuck's sake, I'm the legitimate son!

But as this streetwise rascal in a hero's skin gets deeper into this world, the meaning of brotherhood truly takes root in his bones.

There are people worth protecting, debts that need settling, and deaths he can't allow to happen.

Somehow, all that laughing turns into a burning passion.

Wei Xiaobao in Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils doesn't follow Qiao Feng's old path. Instead, he changes that ending for him.