My Cultivation Comes Naturally, and Every Attack Hits Its Mark

Zhang Lingfeng transmigrates to the Great Xia Dynasty and gains two stacked fates. The first fate makes cultivation come naturally. No matter how difficult the martial arts technique or how formidable the bottleneck, as long as he practices diligently, he’ll break through automatically once the time is right. The second fate makes every attack hit its mark. No matter how powerful his opponent or how fast their movements, once he attacks, whether with a fist or a kick, even if all he does is spit, the opponent has nowhere to hide. They can only block or catch it. Otherwise, it’s bound to hit. From then on, Zhang Lingfeng becomes obsessed with powerful martial arts that ordinary people struggle to master and enemies struggle to withstand. With the spear, he only practices the straight thrust. With the sword, he only practices the throat-sealing strike. With the saber, he only practices scooping the moon from the sea. With his fists, he only practices the one-punch gut-buster. He especially loves throwing knives and secret weapons that are unique to him. This book is also known as I Don’t Know Martial Arts, I Just Never Miss a Move, I Don’t Know Much, But Every Move Is Lethal, and I’m Slow-Witted, So I Rely on the Right Moment to Break Through.