Thirty years ago, he was the last champion of martial arts in the Yong Dynasty. He was in his prime and was invincible in the world.
Thirty days later, he was a joke in the ring, nailed to the pillar of shame by the superpowers, and the dignity of a warrior was ruined.
For thirty years, he lived in seclusion in the mountains and spent his whole life creating the White Lotus Art for Purifying the World, only to find that the end of martial arts was just the starting point for others.
Until that day, the daily cultivation system came.
"There is no spiritual energy in this world? It doesn't matter. I can also refine the energy in the spiritual stone."
"Can superpowers become stronger by taking injections? Then if I use martial arts to enter Taoism and temper my body with spiritual energy, does that count as cheating?"
The white-haired martial arts champion returned to the world, and the White Lotus Art for Purifying the World swept across the world. The foreigners' superpowers, the Japanese's injection monsters, the warlord's million-strong army - you'd better run faster, Gu's fist won't wait for anyone.
"You call this fancy fists and embroidered legs?"
This is the story of a warrior and the backbone of an era.
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I have finished reading it for the time being. It is still not easy to find a book in Yangshizi that is not AI and can be read. If I continue to keep this book, the data should be good.
It looks good, I hope it can be updated faster to maintain the quality.
Yes, you can still look forward to future development.
A good book that puts the perspective of the protagonist into the perspective of the knife-wielding man is even more fascinating.