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About World's Best Martial Artist
28-year-old Fang Ping is unexpectedly reborn in a parallel world in 2008, returning to his 18-year-old high school self. This is a world built upon a martial arts system, where martial artists possess extremely high social status and power. Due to a coincidence in his previous life as the War Emperor, Fang Ping's body is imbued with a martial arts system. He can convert rare items of any value into martial arts points, allowing him to enhance his bones, meridians, physical body, blood and qi,...
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