"Not Ai Seeking Encouragement" It has been thirty years since the spiritual energy was revived, and martial arts has been integrated into the city.
Warriors can enter prestigious schools, get high salaries, and live in core urban areas; ordinary people can only make a living outside the defense line of alien beasts.
Chen Ye is just a delivery boy in Hailing City. His vitality level is stuck at 69 all year round, and he cannot even obtain the lowest martial artist qualification.
My father is waiting for surgery, my sister is about to start school, and there are only three months left before the warrior qualification examination.
Delivering meals during the day and practicing at night.
That night, Chen Ye practiced basic boxing skills to exhaustion on the roof of the rental house, and a panel unfolded in front of his eyes.
[Tiandao rewards diligent system binding.
[Effective practice detected.
[Basic boxing proficiency +1.
[Qi and blood +0.1.
[Every effort you make will not be in vain.
There is no sign-in, no lottery, and no magic trick.
As long as your actions are standard, your efforts will leave results.
Others practice it ten times and stop, but he practices it a hundred times.
Others can only wait for opportunities when they encounter bottlenecks. He took apart his breathing, exertion and footwork over and over again and practiced them again.
Others laughed at him because he only knew how to practice hard, until he used a basic boxing technique that everyone knew and penetrated the test pile of the martial arts hall.
From a delivery boy to the number one in the martial arts academy, from the city arena to the wilderness defense line.
Chen Ye has no bloodline, no background, and no shortcuts.
He just did what others insisted on doing for three days for a year.
I continued to practice the techniques that others had reached their bottleneck.
When he stood in front of the tide of alien beasts, with the whole city behind him, everyone finally understood——
The truly terrifying talent is to never stop making progress.
