Chinese Martial Arts: One Day Gives Me a Year's Cultivation, and Now I'm Invincible

[Republic-era martial arts, a world thrown into chaos by demon warriors, unstoppable domination] The dynasty is in its final years, the land is in turmoil, foreign powers circle from without, and warlords battle within.

It is an age of upheaval, when heroes and outlaws rise together, and also the final golden age of traditional Chinese martial arts.

Lu Yuan transmigrates as a frail young scholar in Tianjin, unable to lift a finger in his own defense. He witnesses his countrymen being bullied in the foreign concessions while foreign martial artists swagger about unchecked.

By a stroke of fate, he obtains a Nine-Dragon jade pendant, and his body undergoes a wondrous transformation: with every passing day, he gains a year’s worth of inner power.

At first, he only wants to protect himself and avenge his humiliation.

But when he masters the power of Huajin in a month, reaches Baodan in three, and can achieve the state of “invulnerability after seeing the divine” in six, he realizes he is already standing at the crest of the age.