My Martial Arts Skills are Broadcast Globally

The "All-People Martial God Live Streaming System" is now linked! The incomplete family technique he used in desperation was projected onto screens around the world in high definition without any blind spots—its speed, power, and precision, which surpassed the norm, instantly ignited global public opinion.

"Special effects! Absolutely special effects!"

"Is this just hype? He can fight even better than the UFC champion?"

"I'm going to expose him myself!"

A torrent of doubts arose, and challengers flocked to him. But Chen Wu knew this wasn't a dream. The popularity of the live stream could be exchanged for internal energy cultivation techniques, peerless boxing manuals, the deduction of incomplete martial arts, the fusion and innovation of techniques, and even accelerated cultivation and simulations of life-or-death combat.

Thus, under the watchful eyes of hundreds of millions of viewers, he practiced boxing, tempered his body, broke through limitations, and grew:

— Using Bajiquan to fight professional fighters, showing the world that traditional martial arts are not just for show;

— Using the "Basic Internal Skills" to refine elixirs, the flow of "qi" is clearly displayed in front of the camera;

— By deducing the remaining techniques passed down through generations and supplementing lost martial arts, ancient martial arts can be revitalized in modern times.

From instantly defeating internet celebrities in street brawls to challenging hidden martial arts families in live streams; from exposing the darkness of underground boxing to representing Eastern martial arts on the international stage, Chen Wu's every move redefines the world's understanding of "martial arts"; his every live stream reshapes the world's martial arts landscape.

When the secret letter from the National Security Department arrived, when the hostility of the reclusive martial artists surfaced, and when the covetousness of foreign forces descended, Chen Wu understood that he not only had to fight for himself, but also to vindicate this forgotten martial arts.