[Republic of China Travel + National Martial Arts Practice + Bottom Counterattack]
After carrying this bag of salt, you can earn six pence.
If you can't carry it all, you may not even be able to save your life.
1920, Shanghai Shiliupu.
When Lu Chenzhou woke up, he was a dock coolie who had not eaten for three days, with two hundred and twenty kilograms of wet salt bags on his back.
In his previous life, he was a sports rehabilitation expert who treated injuries and trained the national team. In this life, a belly full of skills must first be replaced by a mouthful of hot rice.
Fortunately, the family heirloom and bone prints that came with him allowed him to detect subtle deviations in the strength of his own muscles and bones.
If others practice wrongly, they will have to wait for pain to come to their door. He can identify problems first and practice boxing to the fullest.
From exchanging food at the slaughterhouse, to competing for wages at the dock, to fighting in the boxing ring, and opening a gym to establish himself, Lu Chenzhou recuperated his body while developing skills that no one dared to bully.
Initially, he just wanted to earn back his six cents.
Later, those who had lost their wages and had their bones injured began to come to him.
