Gou Gains Proficiency and Becomes a Saint in Troubled Times

In the last years of Dayin, troubled times will arise. By the Luoshui River in Qinghe County, Shen Yan, a 15-year-old boy from a boat family, has a very poor family. His father is missing, his mother is sick, and his sister is young. The whole family is forced to a dead end by a "river lantern" from the Black Dragon Gang. If you can't pay for the river lanterns, the boat will sink and people will die. There is no way to seek officialdom, no way to join a gang, no way to learn martial arts, but can't even train. Until Shen Yan found a broken copper piece among his father's belongings and awakened his horoscope: [Practice makes perfect, practice makes perfect] Fishing can increase proficiency, mending nets can increase proficiency, and practicing boxing can also increase proficiency. Others rely on their roots, family background, and elixirs to practice martial arts. Shen Yan relies on one word: endure. From gravel boxing to Xuan Yue Zhen Kung, from Shui Sheng District to Zongmen Mountain Gate, from bottom boat households to martial arts saints. If he doesn't fight for his momentary spirit, his bravery will be useless if he doesn't succeed. If you can endure it, endure it; if you can hide it, hide it. But if someone really wanted to cut off his way of survival, Shen Yan wouldn't mind letting the other person know: A poor man's knife, the longer it is hidden, the harder it is when it is unsheathed.