The Ancestral Legacy Begins in the Wild West

[Infinite Flow] [Alternate History] [Traditional Chinese Martial Arts] Zhang Chang’an, an ordinary stuntman who grew up as an orphan in a village in Guangzhou, received the most absurd birthday gift: a Zhang family genealogy passed down for nearly a hundred generations. He discovered that his ancestors seemed restless: “My ancestors experienced the Western Gold Rush? Some even joined Chinese gangs in London? They even participated in the Age of Exploration?” He flipped through the genealogy and, in the blink of an eye, found himself in San Francisco in 1880, using his ancestor’s identity. He then discovered that his ancestor’s life was full of strange occurrences. The Wild West was not only home to Chinese laborers, bandits, and Pinkerton detectives, but also to witchcraft, curses, and alien races. Beneath the Bastille lay ancient alchemy technology. Okita Souji had steam lungs, and London’s difference engine was powered by whale oil. The manned rockets that flew into space during the Cold War carried alien species that did not require life support systems. He would be repeatedly summoned to skewed timelines, and if he failed to complete the corrective missions, he would be directly wiped out by the butterfly effect. However, when Zhang Chang’an used his ancestor’s identity to become the leader of a Chinese gang in London, and the most powerful gunman in the West, earning a formidable reputation across the five oceans, the butterfly effect caused his inherited legacy and fortune to increase exponentially. From [Simplified Hung Kuen from a martial arts school] to [Master of all martial arts], from [Basic shooting skills] to [The Eye of Death]. Or perhaps it was the unassuming real assets, and various more mysterious inheritances: “This time, I single-handedly made my ancestors rich.”