Japanese Shaolin

More than a hundred years ago, Wu Tianxing, a Chinese Shaolin martial arts master, expanded Shaolin martial arts in Japan, but he aroused challenges from Japan's four major imperial guard families. Wu Tianxing defeated three families in a row, and finally had an earth-shattering battle with Qianye Benlei, the leader of the Chiba family. One hundred years later, Qianye Guiyi, a descendant of the Qianye family, searched for the whereabouts of the descendants of the martial arts family and constantly challenged the Shaolin Martial Arts School. However, Guiyi only knew how to practice martial arts for revenge, and did not even know how to make a living, and even had to beg to survive. Wu Daoyi, a descendant of the martial arts family, worked in the same tofu shop as Zihui, whom he had known since childhood in a fishing village. Daoyi opened a martial arts school in the courtyard of the store. Unfortunately, over the years, only one person has studied under him. Before his death, Dao Yi's father warned him not to use force. He even handed a Buddhist bead to Yi and asked him to think twice before taking action.