Ming Dynasty: Fishing Martial Saint

A generation of Jinyiwei actually became a martial arts saint by fishing for fish? Punch in at work to be rewarded with ten years of skill, drink tea and read the newspaper and gain an epiphany about peerless martial arts, and be lazy while investigating the case but uncover a shocking conspiracy. While the civil servants of the Manchu Dynasty were arguing vehemently with literary spirit, the eunuchs of Dongchang were frantically involved in internal affairs, and the martial arts warriors were fighting to the death, Shen Lian was leaning on the door of the imperial prison to bask in the sun. "What's the rush? Wait until I wake up before arresting people." As a result, a fishing myth emerged in Ming Dynasty that left work on time every day, but it made countless first-class masters and literary scholars afraid of it.