Sainthood Begins with the Tiger-Subduing Stance

In the turbulent age of the Great Yong Dynasty, martial power reigns supreme. Chen Dao, a man transmigrated from another world, awakens as the lowest-ranked labor slave of the Zhao household, where a single misstep earns him a merciless beating from the family stewards. In this era, the lives of commoners are trampled like grass—a world where even living as a dog would be more than someone like him deserves. Then, Chen Dao awakens a system governed by one iron rule: as long as you put in the effort, you will be rewarded! Prestigious clans? Innate divine meridians? Martial grandmasters lofty beyond reach? When his vital energy, vast as an ocean and blazing like the great sun itself, roasts demons and fiends alive, Chen Dao looks down upon the once-unapproachable titans of this world and declares: "Your martial arts are exquisite—but a pity that not one of you is even qualified to break my skin." He cultivates no Dao and prays to no Buddha. He trusts only in the fists at the end of his arms!