The modern city is the base, traditional martial arts are the bones, the underworld gangs are the flesh, and the golden finger of the system is the engine.
It's not fantasy, it's not about superpowers. The first half involves fistfights and street fighting, and the middle and later stages gradually rise to the level of martial arts mythology. However, the whole process does not break away from the "human" sense of touch and focuses on reality.
The men write cool stories about using force to protect the people, using the weak to defeat the strong, from roughness to backbone; the underworld is gradually whitewashed into martial arts halls, security, and civil protection organizations to avoid crimes and beautify the red line.
Tie Yan, an orphan from an unfinished building in Jiuxiang, fought for his master Huo Chuan's debts and was beaten, awakened his boxing skills, and killed local gangsters; from a young man watching the scene, he became the "Brother Yan" of Jiuxiang by relying on street fights; he gathered Qin Yang and other poor boys to establish the prototype of the "Li Summit"...
