After decades of brutal warfare and political backstabbing at the absolute peak of the martial world, the legendary "Martial God" decides he has finally had enough. Having achieved everything a martial artist could ever dream of—and carrying the heavy fatigue of countless life-or-death battles—he packs his bags, turns his back on the central stage of the Jianghu, and returns to his quiet, rural hometown to live a peaceful life as a simple farmer.
He wants nothing more than to tend to his fields, drink tea, and enjoy the slow, undisturbed countryside life. The problem? The Murim won't let a living legend disappear that easily. Whether it's trouble following his old acquaintances, arrogant local tyrants causing chaos in his village, or disciples desperately begging for his guidance, the quiet life he craved keeps getting interrupted. While trying his best to hide his world-shattering identity behind a lazy, ordinary facade, the Martial God is forced to casually unleash his absolute power just to protect his peaceful retirement.
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