Outwit

Zhuo Dapeng was a poor student who lived in poverty for ten years and traveled for the first time before leaving home and encountering misfortune. By some strange coincidence, at the right time, Huilong Peninsula was imprisoned. Try to survive, seek self-protection, create doubts, show kindness, and save those in distress. Since then, Zhuo Dapeng has been involuntarily involved in the grievances and grudges of the martial arts world, embarking on a turbulent road. A poor scholar has no power to tie a chicken, so he goes into dangerous situations alone, uncovers layers of mysteries, sees through treacherous situations, relies on the armor in his heart, develops strategies, uses clever tricks, fights with wisdom, and practices virtuous government. Those who are willing will obey those who are willing. Although this book is a martial arts novel, it focuses on layers of reasoning. In the book, heroes from all walks of life fight overtly and secretly, and use their own schemes. Obstacles are set up at every level, and traps are set up everywhere, making it difficult for people to guard against. The protagonist in the book uses his wisdom, strategy, and courage to save people from distress and conquer the world. He used facts to tell people: "Although martial arts is precious, knowledge determines the world. Martial arts can be captured at your fingertips, but wisdom can conquer a thousand miles." This principle is the same in ancient and modern times. This book is divided into three parts: Part One, Part Two and Part Two.