Wuxia Crossover: A Palace Son-in-Law Plays the Swordsman

Xu Ping'an transmigrates to a vast world of martial arts and becomes the second son of the Prince of Yanbei in the Yang-Song Dynasty of the Divine Land.

To allay the Yang-Song royal family's suspicions of the Xu family, Xu Ping'an takes his older brother's place and marries into the royal family, becoming the emperor's son-in-law. In name he is a prince consort, but in truth he is a hostage.

By chance, Xu Ping'an merges with the template of the swordsman A Liang. As long as he practices swordsmanship every day and acts the part, he can continue merging with A Liang's template.

And so, within the forbidden grounds of the imperial palace, Xu Ping'an spends every day wielding a bamboo staff, swinging it again and again!

Through three bitter years of sword practice in the rain-soaked martial world, Xu Ping'an seeks only to become invincible in a single day!

Three years later, his father and elder brother arrive in Yanbei.

Xu Ping'an wears a conical hat, carries a cloth bag slung across his shoulder, wraps his legs in gaiters, and hangs a long sword with a green bamboo scabbard at his waist. He leads an old white donkey.

He walks slowly toward the main hall of the imperial palace, as countless experts come to kill him!

Xu Ping'an's bamboo sword, white as snow...

“Tell me, from heaven above to earth below, who...”

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.