Chapter 268: Taking Your Dog's Life

Legend has it that a troop of only a little more than thirty martial monks managed to slay over ten thousand people from foreign lands.

As one can imagine, the martial monks of Shaolin possessed extraordinary strength, unreachable by the average person. Even after a millennium of heritage, the essence of Shaolin had not faded in the slightest, but rather, after a thousand years of refinement, the Shaolin martial techniques became even purer.

Shi Wuxin was one of the Shaolin's bronze warriors. Trained from a young age to be a fighting machine, he was later selected to be one of the eighteen bronze warriors of Shaolin. His muscles and bones were incredibly hard, capable of using his body to block firearms and his head to shatter bronze walls.

Shi Wuxin was also a rare young grandmaster of Shaolin, and together with Shi Wukong, he was seen as a seed for the future Heavenly Dao Realm. He carried far too many of Shaolin's hopes.