At Thirty, I Put Down Roots: Back to My Hometown, Retiring Until I Reach Martial Arts Supremacy
At thirty, both husband and wife are laid off at the same time. Looking at the little over one million left in his bank account, Cao Yong takes his wife and child back to his hometown, Juzi Village, planning to spend the rest of his life there in retirement. Then, while doing morning exercises with the Babu Jingang Gong, a panel suddenly appears before his eyes. [Babu Jingang Gong: Beginner 1/100] He thinks it’s a joke. How could a health exercise become something more? Ten days later, he reaches minor mastery and his strength jumps from 50 kilograms to 100 kilograms. Ten more days later, he reaches major mastery and a single punch erupts with 300 kilograms of force. Cao Yong: ...How the hell is this a health exercise? He livestreams the renovation of the courtyard and casually lifts stones weighing several hundred jin as if they were cotton, shocking the viewers. He buys Chinese medicinal materials to aid his training, and his efficiency increases sevenfold, while his wallet shrinks just as quickly. Babu Jingang Gong alone isn’t enough; Bajiquan, Taiji, Wing Chun... there are plenty of public resources online, and with the panel in hand, all of them become experience points. But as he keeps training, Cao Yong realizes something is wrong. Why does the Classic of Mountains and Seas increasingly resemble something realistic? Myths were never myths. And the path he is walking is not some wellness road at all.
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