Legend of Another World: Martial Emperor's Jianghu

They say in the early years of the Republic, disasters plagued the nation, the people had no means to live, and warlords rose everywhere? In the lower East Sichuan of that time—today's eastern Chongqing and northeastern Chongqing—bandits ran rampant, and local tyrants and bullies disrupted the villages, truly leaving the common people with no way out, displaced and homeless, with wailing heard everywhere. But just like this world, without good there is no evil, without demons there is no Buddha. So in the martial arts world there is a saying: practice martial arts without practicing skill, and you'll end up with nothing when old; practice skill without practicing qi, and it's like playing tricks. Some boxers also say: ten years of martial arts practice is not as good as one year of qigong practice; ten years of qigong practice is not as good as one year of special abilities practice. It can be seen that the vast world is truly full of wonders, and the single word 'martial' is also infinitely mysterious. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Legend of Another World: Martial Emperor's Jianghu — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠