Ride the Wind with Sword Control

Martial Arts Grandmaster，who achieved the limit of human body, can fight a hundred foes alone as the founder of styles and schools. 
Yet, they could only reign supreme in ancient times.
But the Immortals...
Flying on the wind without relying on, they travel through the Azure Void, heading to the Northern Sea by dawn and reaching Cangwu Realm by dusk.
Feeding on the wind and drinking the dew, transcending the mundane world, wandering freely with eternal life.
That is humanity's ultimate romance.
Are Immortals fictional?
Do they not exist in the real world?
The outcome depends on the individual!
The Martial Path was originally a defiance of the heavens, surpassing limits, turning the impossible into possible!
So, what is wrong with desiring to become a Human Immortal, journeying to the Northern Sea Star by morning and reaching the Cangwu Realm by dusk?
This is the story of someone in the modern world of martial arts who, armed with just a bit of informational advantage, ultimately became a Human Immortal and shattered stars with a single punch.

Modern World's Martial Dao Human Immortal

"To do a good job, an artisan needs the best tools."


At this moment, at a suburban equipment training center.


Pang Long was explaining the pros and cons of modern military equipment to Alkaid.


This was the second day after he, Yue Xingzhou, Xia Wuyuan, and others had cleared out the demons from the Baisheng Chemical Factory.


Having witnessed a demon reveal its True Body yet still be restrained by gunfire, he called over Pang Long and came to this training center.


"The strength of a Martial Artist is often determined by three aspects: self, equipment, and logistics."


Pang Long introduced, "Setting aside the self for now, factors such as physique, Martial Techniques, experience, temperament, and combat will all affect a Martial Artist's performance. Logistics involves intelligence, maintenance, cover, adjustment, and other factors. What we're focusing on now is equipment, which is divided into four categories: offensive, defensive, auxiliary, and strategic."


Chapter 50 Training