Chinese Martial Arts: From Acupuncture and Western Medicine to Sainthood

Republican-era Xiang City.

Foreigners blasted open the city gates with cannons, bringing advanced weapons, canned food, gauze, pocket watches... and [Western Medicine Martial Arts].

Jiang Ya transmigrated here and became a [drug tester] under the colonial government.

Advanced medicines and ancient martial arts passed down for millennia clashed fiercely, while martial arts schools sprang up everywhere and all kinds of fighters emerged.

Every time he tested a drug, Jiang Ya endured indescribable suffering, both physical and mental.

Normally, anyone who worked as a [drug tester] for long would inevitably be crushed by the severe side effects of Western medicine.

But Jiang Ya was different. Inside him was an incense burner that could [extract the essence and discard the dregs].

It could convert the essence of Western medicines with severe side effects into useful [qi and blood], while filtering out their toxins.

From then on, Jiang Ya was no longer constrained by the conflict between traditional martial arts and Western martial arts. He forged a [martial path] all his own.

Build a strong foundation with [ancient martial arts], solidifying qi and strengthening blood to lay a firm groundwork!

Improve yourself with [Western martial arts], breaking through rapidly without any hidden dangers!

The foreign doctors thought their medicines had become safe, so they put them on the market.

But they didn't know Jiang Ya was fine because he had an incense burner inside him!

"What can foreign guns and cannons do against my golden body? They're nothing but toys..."