Martial Arts: Without Spiritual Roots, I Will Use Martial Arts to Suppress Mountains and Rivers

Heaven and earth are divided into immortals and mortals, and talent determines spiritual roots. In the various realms of Canglan, immortal cultivation has always been revered, while mortal martial arts are regarded as a secondary and inferior branch.

Lu Zhao came from another world, but was destined to be without spiritual roots. He was abandoned by the immortal sect and left in a desperate situation. Fortunately, he obtained the Heart of the Martial Ancestor and stored it in his spiritual platform. The true meaning of martial arts such as Nine Yang, Northern Darkness, and Tai Chi flowed from his heart with good fortune.

He settled in Yangjiaogou, uniting ten households of villagers—hunters, blacksmiths, herbalists, and teachers—to cultivate the mountains and fields, forge weapons, and pass on martial arts, gathering the power of a spark from humble beginnings.

When plundered by bandits, he uses his fists and palms to settle the score; when oppressed by sects, he breaks the rules with martial arts; when faced with a struggle between sects, he suppresses sword cultivators with his ordinary fists.

The dark, yin arts were no match for the supreme yang of the Nine Yangs; the sword's thousandfold power could not break through a single punch from an army formation; the pride of the immortal sects ultimately crumbled before the indomitable will of mortals.

Lu Zhao used his mortal body to forge the foundation of martial arts, and his passion to open a new chapter of civilization. He vowed to make the distinction between noble and lowly spiritual roots disappear in this world, leaving only the noble spirit of martial arts to traverse mountains and rivers and suppress the immortal sects!