He unexpectedly gains the ability to slip between two realms, growing stronger by learning and communicating across different systems. Good news: the world he’s traversed into is a martial‑arts system, where reaching the highest levels makes moving mountains and filling seas a trivial feat, and achieving immortality is no longer a distant dream.

Bad news: the martial arts of this world are purely mental! If you truly believe there are eighty‑eight acupoints in your body, can you really cultivate a body brimming with blood‑qi? If you’re convinced that every cell can absorb the essence of the sun and moon, can those cells perform photosynthesis? Powers like geomagnetic force, flesh‑and‑blood shackles, divine realms, fighting spirit, magic, Taoist sorcery, Buddhist might, merit, poetry, song, and painting—almost every system can be manifested through imagination.

The instructor says: Legend has it that the young Da Yan Divine Lord once mistook Iron‑Thread Fist for the Mokou Great Sun God Fist, toiling for fifty years before finally emerging, his single punch turning ten li of ground to ash. His arch‑rival, the “Great Chu Overlord,” wielded a crushing aura that treated all the weak as females. Yet if that domineering aura is subdued by force, the yang turns to yin, and one might go mad, shifting from male to female and ending up in a harem.

Fang Can: Wait, so if my power is strong enough, I could use force to turn every person in the world into a female? Then the whole world would become my harem? …Years later, standing atop the world’s pinnacle, Fang Can folds his arms and sighs: If I don’t defeat every hero under the heavens, how will the world ever know that I am invincible, unparalleled, and unmatched?