My path is not lonely.

What is martial arts?
Martial Arts has nothing to do with musical instruments, chess, calligraphy, painting, treasures or secret manuals, nor is there so much talk about being the best in the world. Martial Arts is a technique, a method that gives the weak a chance to draw their blades against the strong.
What is chivalry (xiá)?
Chivalry is not about romantic affairs, traditional culture, or being gentle, respectful, frugal, and compliant. Chivalry is violence, it's the bayonet forged by those driven to Mount Liang to use against tyrants.
Cao Mo pledged with a dagger, (Returning to) Lu to invade. Zhuan Zhu entered with grilled meat, (Pacifying) Wu to usurp the throne. Brother Zhang cried in the market, avenging his lord by defiling a lavatory. Suicide by cutting one's own throat to seek justice, acting while concealing his sleeve. The tyrant of Qin seized souls, the coward gained courage.
This is a martial artist's story.
In the 1930s, a group of like-minded young people came together, striving to change the world.
Then, two hundred years later, in a garbage landfill, Xiang Shan, the Progenitor of Cyber Martial Arts who had once rebooted heaven and earth, woke up reciting the name of his enemy, having lost all his memories.
"Perhaps it's because I lost back then that the world has become what it is..."
"So this time, I won't be defeated again!"
This is the story of a person changing the world once more!

Legend of the Cyber Heroes

"Cui, have you recently felt anything unusual about your spine?"


When Xiang Shan asked this question, he actually felt a bit nervous.


Today, he had felt something odd about his own neck.


Specifically, when he flipped that behemoth that descended from the sky with a punch, he felt a stabbing pain in the back of his neck.


This was unusual. The sensors on the outside of his spine had been stripped away, and even if there were a sensation of pain, it should have been "phantom pain."


But when his fist collided with the sole of that giant's foot, he indeed felt pain in the back of his neck—a pain that was very different from "phantom pain."


After all, the giant's weight exceeded five tons. No matter how clever his force was, there was bound to be a rebound force.


And it was normal for this rebound force to permeate through the shock absorption system and act on the biological parts.


Yet, to feel "pain" was truly abnormal.


After all, Xiang Shan had no nerves that could feel pain.


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