High Martial: The Rulebreaker

When Zhou Ye arrived at the Qingli Martial Arts Hall, it was already on the brink of relegation.

With five rounds left in the league, they were ranked tenth, rent was overdue, and their fighters were plagued by injuries. There was little time left before the season ended.

And the people Qingli Martial Arts Hall had taken in were all deemed "unqualified" by other teams.

Xu Ning had a special ability to switch positions, but opponents always shut him down in advance. Lin Qiao had sharp instincts, but opponents could easily tie him up. Guo Shan had once been a professional fighter, but an injury had left him stuck on the sidelines.

Zhou Ye didn't believe a single test sheet should decide whether a fighter stayed or went.

He reassessed each person by studying their movements, their performance in combat, their opponents' habits, and their split-second decisions. He sought out overlooked abilities, then organized a group of castoffs into a team capable of competing in the professional league.

But the league wouldn't wait for them to grow at their own pace.

The Chiheng Martial Arts Hall had already obtained complete footage of Qingli's first six rounds, and its targeted tactics were closing in step by step. With five rounds left, every lineup and every adjustment made during a match could decide Qingli's fate.

When everyone else thought they were unqualified, Zhou Ye was determined to lead them back into the arena.

This time, they would prove for themselves in the arena who deserved to stay.