The Ancient Martial Arts Community Begged My Father to Come Out, but My Mother Said No.

[Urban ancient martial arts + relaxed and funny + invincible background + passionate group portrait + single female protagonist] Jiang Lin always felt that his family was quite ordinary. His father, Jiang Zhenyue, ran a shabby repair shop. He always boasted that he was the best in the world, but he didn't even dare to hide his private money when he returned home. His master, a down-and-out old man who ate and drank in the park, taught him martial arts moves, one called "Broadcast Gymnastics" and the other "Elderly Health Fist". Until Jiang Lin casually knocked down a wanted criminal from Guwu and clamped the sword of the Lu family's genius Lu Tinglan with two fingers—— The entire ancient martial arts world exploded. Someone recognized that what he used in his left hand was the Zhenyue Fist of the contemporary martial sage, while what he used in his right hand was the Jie Tian Shou of the underground martial ancestor that had been lost for twenty years. Only then did Jiang Lin discover: The father who knelt in the living room and promised his mother that he would never drink again was actually the current martial arts saint who had suppressed Chinese martial arts for decades! That bad old man who tricked him into buying roast chicken every day to show his respect to his master was actually the underground martial ancestor who made sects all over the world fear him! The most outrageous thing is that these two invincible men have been enemies for twenty years. When others enter the world of ancient martial arts, they worry that their enemies are too strong. When Jiang Lin entered the ancient martial arts world, he was worried that his father and master had a disagreement and tore down the sect and the mountain gate together. When Tianmen revives and ancient forces return to the world, everyone wants to know whose descendant Jiang Lin is. Jiang Lin flexed his fists and smiled casually: "The two old men taught me well." "But my martial arts skills were developed by myself."