To Be Number One in the World

On the day when the golden list re-determined the world's martial arts names, Lu Wujiu, the most inconspicuous scribe in the Cheng'an arsenal, was ranked number one in the world. The problem is, he has no cultivation and no martial arts skills. The imperial court publicly verified that he was indeed a mortal, but his name was not taken back from the gold list. Seven days later, the first challenger came with a stick. If he refused to fight, he would be burdened with old debts; if he accepted the challenge, he might not survive three moves. What's even more ridiculous is that you have to pay for the venue rental, medical staff and protective gear yourself first. Fortunately, the famous battle will push the strong to the limit of their mortal bodies. But realm can equalize, but experience, skill and murderous instinct cannot. The only thing Lu Wu Jiu can do is proofreading. Therefore, he regarded the martial arts in the world as an old book waiting for correction: find the focus from the missing word "no", find a way out from the torn-out page, and exchange the venue, rules and his own bones for the only half-step chance. He originally just wanted to prove that the gold list was wrong. Later, I discovered that the real typo might not be his name, but the way the world records victory, defeat, merit, and heroes.