Shi Hao was the top personal disciple of Han Jingwu, the Sect Master of the Divine Martial Sect. Blessed with peerless talent, he won the championship in the youth division of the National Martial Arts Tournament and was hailed as the foremost rising star in the martial world. This glory sparked burning jealousy in his junior fellow apprentice Shi Yi, who plotted a vicious scheme. He drugged Shi Hao, dragged him into the private chamber of junior sister Han Qiaowei, and filed a false report to frame him. Enraged, Han Jingwu crippled Shi Hao’s Dantian and expelled him from the sect. To make matters worse, Shi Yi struck him from behind, tore out his Supreme Bone, and kicked him off a ten-thousand-zhang cliff. Against all odds, Shi Hao survived and was rescued by Ye Ling’er, a young girl from the down-and-out White Dragon Martial Hall. His severe injuries left him mentally impaired, drawing disdain from Ye Fan, the hall’s master. By a stroke of fate, Shi Hao’s heaven-defying talent resurfaced: he could perfectly replicate martial arts moves just by watching films and dramas. Kameda Taiichi, a martial artist from the Eastern Island Nation, stormed the hall to challenge its fighters, brandishing a plaque engraved with "Sick Man of East Asia" to humiliate White Dragon Martial Hall. Drawing on Dragon Claw Hand and Bone-Melting Soft Palm that he learned from the screen, Shi Hao easily defeated the intruder, preserved the hall’s plaque, and earned everyone’s respect. Seeing Shi Hao’s formidable strength, Ye Fan treated him as a cash cow and dragged him to combat tournaments. Yet during one match, Shi Hao slipped into a mental daze and suffered severe injuries, costing Ye Fan all his investments. In a rage, Ye Fan abandoned him and left. At this critical moment, the mysterious woman Liu Rushuang appeared and fed Shi Hao medicinal pills to repair his damaged Dantian, while Ye Ling’er braved countless dangers to find him.
