Ringing Fate

A Gan, terminally ill in the real world, refuses to give up and wakes in the otherworld Kong—alive, but missing most of her memories.

Searching for her past, A Gan meets Eleven, who gifts her a “protective” helmet—unknowingly the first step in his trap.

Eleven lures her to the Fate Boxing Arena and rigs a match against him, betting he can crush a rookie and steal her stakes.

Pinned to the edge, the helmet speaks and forces itself on—revealing a self-aware, dangerous rare mech known as a “Core.”

A Gan names the Core “Zhang San,” and together they defeat Eleven, sealing an uneasy partnership to fight in the Arena.

A Gan refuses to be carried; she seeks the hardman Da Xiong as a mentor—he’ll train her only if A Gan lands one clean punch.

After grinding to earn that punch, A Gan enters a low-tier bout—but A Gan clashes with Zhang San and quits mid-fight to win on her own.

Da Xiong loses to rival Qing Sun, spending his memory-fuel and forgetting why Da Xiong fought—until clues point to his daughter’s death.

Da Xiong challenges Qing Sun again; as Da Xiong nears victory, Da Xiong remembers the truth—Qing Sun is Da Xiong’s real daughter.

Da Xiong falls with a smile and fades; Qing Sun takes his mech, while A Gan vows higher fights and seeks the feared swordsman Lin Fengting.

Eden falls for icy Saiko and registers as a fighter; both teams hunt mech materials, trigger chaos, and survive a savage beast—and a meteor rain.

Eden vs Saiko turns brutal: Eden wants to free Saiko by erasing her past. Saiko forfeits, forgets the pain and Lin Fengting names Eden next.