Come! Please Kill Me!

Thirty years after the revival of martial arts, the streets are full of martial artists. Chen Lie was the most inconspicuous among them: he was at the bottom of the talent test, could not memorize all the exercises, and even his father said that he was not good at practicing martial arts. But he had a problem that no one noticed: His body is half a beat faster than his brain. When others punched him, before he could figure out how to dodge, his body was already moving on its own. Others changed their moves, but before he could see the trajectory clearly, his fist had already hit the opponent's face. While others were trying their best, he didn't feel scared yet, adrenaline was already filling his body. The coach called him wild, the genius called him ungrateful, and the family called him a mad dog. Chen Lie doesn't care. He went from the municipal arena to the national competition, from the family siege to the Shenxu ruins. In every battle, he thinks one beat slower than others, but takes action three beats faster. Some say he is lucky, some say he is the reincarnation of a monster, and some say he holds the secret of ancient bloodline. Chen Lie was not interested in any of this. He only knew: when fighting, just empty your mind and leave everything to instinct. So, when everyone was studying how to defeat him, he was already standing in front of the next opponent. From martial arts waste to the strongest human being. He only used his natural fighting instinct and a pair of fists that became increasingly crazier as he fought. This is not the story of a genius, this is the story of a madman who scares even geniuses.