Super Fighting Tokyo.

Super Fighting Tokyo

Author: Mu Yin Hongchen

Summary:

[Exhilarating combat] [Immortal arts] [Crazy guys] [Divine realm] [Scum] [Appraisal] [Dried plums]...and of course, [Women fighting]!

Shiraki Cheng is transported to Tokyo, where he has a sister and a house.

But my sister has two best friends who sound familiar: one is named Garuda and the other is named Matsumoto Koe.

Bad news: He started with a debt of 30 million, and his family is about to be ruined and he will die.

Good news: There's always a way out.

There were even several paths before Shiraki Sei—

Go to the basement of Tokyo Dome to help the Bloodthirsty Autobots keep order and prevent Yujiro from rioting;

He went to the Kengan tournament, won against Gensai Kuroki, and the old score was wiped clean.

Go play a few rounds of mahjong and eliminate a white-haired uncle named Akagi Shigeru;

Before Baku, escape the abandoned building and confront the out-of-control Rodham;

Shiramu Cheng: "..."

Fortunately, he could see a group of masters, street thugs;

More importantly, he wanted to live a more carefree life.

……

Unified timeline setting + creative ideas

Because the timelines in some parts of the original work differ significantly, adjustments were made accordingly.

Unified timeline:

The Baki Grand Tournament has ended, and the five death row inmates are about to invade.

Before the main story of Kengan begins;

The main story of "A Victory Worth a Thousand Pieces" begins with "Pegasus Hope" being expelled and becoming unemployed;

Before the main story of Gambling Apocalypse begins;

In "The Prodigal Son of Tianhe Street" / "The Legend of Card Fighting", Shigeru Akagi is 35 years old. In the original work, he first retired at the age of 39, at which time he was losing interest in the mahjong world.

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The "Baki Bar" on Hongchen's forum is also at a very high level. There's a point of view that was also discussed on the forum, which is also the creative idea behind this book.

First of all, I will try my best to write it in a way that will make readers who haven't read the original work very happy, so please don't worry!

I am very dissatisfied with the crossover between Baki and Kengan because the producers forced a pairing between characters with similar "paths" from the two works, which made it less interesting and less fun.

Fighting is a contest to find out "what is strength" and "what is the way", rather than simply stacking up combat power.

Even experts can be defeated due to momentary misjudgments, and seemingly weak people can also have the opportunity to demonstrate their strength.

I can accept that Baki, out of curiosity, took Sapain's Burmese headbutt and was knocked unconscious and defeated—something Baki would definitely do; I can also accept that Ohma was thwarted by other skilled opponents.

However, if you force a comparison between two people who share the same "way" and try to determine who is better, it would prove that one of them has lost, which would be a pointless exercise.

Therefore, whether it's a battle of wits or a physical fight, I will try my best to make it interesting, avoiding repetitive actions like pulling or stepping on the same path, and especially avoiding stacking boxes.

I want to smell the delicious, pungent smell of blood!

I also want to watch women fight!

Furthermore, it will not feature Hong Kong comic book elements such as "magnetic fields".

The power system of Street Fighter's cheat codes is based on Street Fighter V and Street Fighter VI's global travels, as well as some comic book collaborations, and fits the worldviews of various original comic books.

P.S.: The gambling chapters (15-36) are a bit slow-paced, so you can skip them for now. It probably won't have much of an impact. The pacing has been carefully adjusted later, and the viewing experience will be much smoother.

P.S.: But a quick glance isn't too bad, they're all about people~

That's about it. Enjoy! *kiss*

Chapter 1 Bai Mucheng

Tokyo, border between Bunkyo Ward and Toshima Ward.

Two corrugated iron shacks have been erected on the open space next to the dilapidated detached building.

"Brother, I'm going to school now. I'm off work tonight, so I'll be back early. Don't wander off!" The younger sister, who had just started her second year of high school, earnestly reminded her older brother before leaving.

Bai Mucheng's head was throbbing with pain. He subconsciously waved his hand, "Be careful on the road! By the way, how did I end up wandering off like this..."

"...No, wait, I actually do it!"

Watching his sister's departing figure, Bai Mucheng suddenly woke up, and memories of his past life flooded his brain like a tide, making everything seem ambiguous.

He was beaten with a stick last night!

After being taken to the hospital and given basic first aid, fearing excessive medical expenses, she stumbled home and collapsed unconscious on the bed.

"hiss……"

Headache.

Bai Mucheng went outside, turned on the tap to wash his face, and looked up at himself in the mirror.

His head was wrapped in gauze, and the bloodstains that had seeped out had dried.

Bai Mucheng gently touched it with his hand.

"hiss!"

My head... no, my brain hurts!

He remembered—

Once upon a time, there was a kind-hearted old man who adopted Bai Mucheng, who was homeless, and his sister, whose parents had died in an earthquake. The three of them made up a family.

On his deathbed, the old man left the ancestral land and the old temple on it to his brother and sister.

He thought he could make a living by running odd jobs like children's interest classes, but after one training session, Shiramu Cheng suffered a severe headache and went to the hospital where he was diagnosed with an illness.

Chronic traumatic encephalopathy, commonly known as "boxing disease".

Commonly seen in professional boxers, this condition results from repeated external impacts to the brain, leading to diffuse small hemorrhages, brain atrophy, and nerve fiber degeneration—a condition known as "brain injury."

Early symptoms include slow movement, unsteady gait, and slurred speech; in the middle stage, Parkinson's syndrome may appear; in the late stage, it may develop into dementia, epilepsy, personality changes, etc.

Currently, there is still no specific treatment for boxing-related illnesses; treatment can only be managed through recuperation.

According to the doctor, decades ago, a promising boxing star named Joe Yabuki was about to make his mark on the world stage, but he collapsed after a match – boxing-related illness was one of the reasons.

……

After falling ill, Shiraki Cheng's health deteriorated, making it impossible for him to continue running his extracurricular classes. The already deserted dojo gradually fell into disrepair.

In the last two years, Shiraki Cheng's condition has progressed to the middle and late stages, and he sometimes even loses consciousness and wanders away.

In an effort to pay for her older brother's medical treatment—or at least slow down the progression of his illness—sakurai Arisa frantically tried to raise money. After spending all her meager savings, she was tricked by local yakuza and ended up in debt to loan sharks.

Medical expenses are already extremely high, and with the added interest, the debt has long since become an astronomical figure. The local yakuza group then proposed to use the dojo's "land" to settle the debt.

However, Bai Mucheng knew in his heart that this group of thugs were essentially hooligans with no credibility whatsoever. Even if they handed over the land, the brother and sister would not have a single good day.

Rather, once they sign the transfer agreement, those thugs will have no more scruples and will surely take advantage of the brother and sister completely!

Shiraki refused to sign, so he was retaliated against and was hit with a black stick on the road at night.

……

……

Shiramu Cheng opened his eyes wide and looked at himself in the mirror.

Accompanied by excruciating pain and dizziness, he felt everything in front of him slowing down, and the "self" in the mirror was also wriggling and changing.

how so……

Is it another relapse?

Strangely, Bai Mucheng's consciousness was incredibly clear. He could hear his heart beating, but the intervals between each beat were getting longer.

Everything around us seemed to be slowing down.

Only the "self" in the mirror, shifting like ink and smoke, becomes another person—

He was a robust middle-aged man, wearing a dark red kasaya on his upper body and white Taoist trousers on his lower body, with a red ribbon tied around his forehead.

He had thick eyebrows and big, piercing eyes. His face was covered with sparse stubble, but he didn't look sloppy. Instead, he looked like ink spilled on rice paper, vigorous and powerful.

...Long?

Memories surged, and Bai Mucheng subconsciously thought of this name.

Before him appeared a fighter who did not exist in this world—from the world of Street Fighter.

Ryu is a pure "fighting seeker," practicing martial arts derived from assassination techniques and integrating various fighting skills. He has a particularly solid foundation and his fighting style is highly versatile.

……

In the mirror, Long's figure seemed to be outlined with ink, appearing elusive and uncertain.

There were also many more blurry figures, like burly wrestlers, sumo wrestlers with painted faces, drunken boxing masters with sake bottles at their waists, and soldiers with strange broom-like haircuts...

Time seemed to pass in just one second, but Bai Mucheng was able to think a lot during that brief second, keeping himself clear-headed and letting his thoughts run wild.

"Time slowed down, and I was still thinking."

"Is that a fighter who doesn't exist in this world—Ryu? He... is staring at me."