The Book of Black.

Summary

Yin Tianze attempts to teach Zhu Hao Miao a lesson by gripping his wrist, only to find the boy's flesh as hard as iron, leading to disbelief. Despite exerting all his strength, Zhu remains unfazed, prompting Yin to engage him in a fierce sparring match. After exchanging numerous blows, Yin is astonished by Zhu's strength and talent, realizing the boy, at just 15, can hold his own against him. As they converse, Zhu attributes his abilities to "extraordinary talent," while Yin, impressed, considers promoting him. Zhu expresses indifference towards titles but is motivated by the prospect of overseeing criminals to enhance his skills. He resolves to take action against the dark forces in his district, driven by a sense of justice for the oppressed.

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