That Butcher's an S-Rank Martial Ace! Storyline
Blade Master George Miller, having retired from the martial world, became a butcher. One night, he saved Princess Grace from mortal danger. Through the Imperial Jade she wore, he recognized her as the girl who’d saved him. To repay this debt, George concealed his identity and entered the palace to serve as her personal guard. Will Grace see through his true identity?
That Butcher's an S-Rank Martial Ace! More details
Genres： Secret Identity/Counterattack/Comeback
Language：English
Release date：2026-01-02 10:05:28
Runtime：138min
That Butcher's an S-Rank Martial Ace! Reviews
Secret Identity
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Counterattack
Comeback
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A Low-Key Legend Slices His Way Back to Glory
I went in expecting a cheesy martial short, but this surprised me. George as a retired S-rank ace hiding in a butcher shop is such a fun hook. The fight beats are tight, the secret identity tension works, and NetShort’s pacing kept me bingeing without fatigue. 🔪🔥
More Than Muscles: A Sweet Comeback Story with Steel
What hooked me wasn’t just the action, but the emotional debt between George and Grace. The Imperial Jade reveal hit hard. It balances romance, loyalty, and badass counterattacks really well. Watching on the NetShort app was smooth, and episodes ended on perfect mini-cliffhangers. 👑⚔️
From Chopping Meat to Cutting Through Fate
This short drama leans fully into the comeback fantasy, and I loved it. The contrast between humble butcher life and palace intrigue is oddly satisfying. George’s restraint makes the eventual action pop. It’s pulpy, fast, and knows exactly what kind of fun it wants to be. 😎
A Secret Identity Trope Done Right and Sharply
I’m picky about hidden-identity stories, but this one earns it. The writing lets you feel George’s past without heavy exposition. Grace isn’t just a damsel either. The NetShort app made it easy to jump back in, and I honestly didn’t expect to care this much. 💥