A Wing Chun Warrior Shocks the Border Army with the Best Fist in the Land

Wing Chun attacks straight down the centerline, striking fast at close range. Its inch power can penetrate the organs through clothing, while sticky hands let you sense an opponent's strength and strike first.

The Xiang Yu saber style channels the might of the Western Chu Hegemon, whose strength could uproot mountains. One slash is like burning your boats, scattering a thousand troops.

Chinese martial arts are vast and profound.

Lin Fan, an inheritor of ancient martial arts, transmigrated to the dying years of the Great Qian dynasty, where the Tartars ran rampant and the people lived in misery.

He had just crawled out of a pile of corpses when he became a squad leader assigned to hold the rear.

The centurion wanted to use the enemy to kill him.

His soldiers were unruly and paid lip service to Lin Fan while defying him behind his back.

The Tartars were brutal, taking pleasure in hunting border troops and treating Lin Fan and the others as a coming-of-age rite.

Faced with such chaos, Lin Fan was fortunate to have traditional martial arts to rely on.

He would become the nightmare of the foreign tribes beyond the border, the nemesis of corrupt officials, and the overlord of the martial world.

He would also be the savior of the imperial court, the forefather of the barbarians across the four seas, and the sweetheart of every young woman in the land.

The path to a peaceful age spanning ten thousand generations begins with a border garrison soldier.