Internal Martial Arts Master's Otherworldly Journey

Chen Yuanji: A grandmaster of Chinese martial arts, embodying the true teachings of Xingyi, Tai Chi, and Bagua, reaching the peak of Dan Jin and half-step Gang Jin. On the surface, he is a retired martial arts instructor, but in reality, he carries the orthodox lineage of three major internal martial arts styles. While cultivating in the back mountains of Zixiao Palace on Wudang Mountain, he accidentally touched an ancient jade, and his consciousness was pulled into the body of a dying boy in another world.

His identity in another world: a concubine's son of the Marquis of Qingzhou in the Great Yan Dynasty. His mother was a maid in the Marquis's household and died in childbirth. He was neglected from a young age and was diagnosed with "deteriorated Yuan Meridians," believed to be unable to cultivate for life. At eighteen, he was still stuck at the first level of the Kaiyuan Realm. Along with him, he also transmigrated with an ancient jade that could accelerate the cultivation of martial arts. From then on, he secretly began to practice Xingyi Quan, restoring his strength from his previous life.

Traditional Chinese martial arts don't focus on meridians; they emphasize muscles, bones, tendons, blood, and spirit. While cultivation in other worlds seeks external solutions, traditional Chinese martial arts seeks internal ones. In the early stages, one uses traditional Chinese martial arts to overwhelm peers; later, one integrates and masters these techniques, creating a completely new martial art.