Wuxia Crossover: I’m the Wine-Sword Immortal of Shu Mountain, and One Sword Opens Heaven’s Gate

Jiang Changqing transmigrates and becomes the second son of the Prince of Qi in the Xiqin Domain of the Sun-Moon Dynasty, inheriting the legacy of the Wine Sword Immortal.

The Xiqin Domain controls three provinces, its cavalry trampling the martial world until it can barely breathe.

Fortunately, everyone knows that the heir of the Xiqin Domain is a spoiled wastrel, the second son is a drunk, and the third son is mentally deficient.

That reassures the Sun-Moon Dynasty, which plans to gradually dismantle the Xiqin Domain and has been steadily tightening the pressure in recent years.

Yet when Jiang Changqing first reveals his brilliance, everyone is left stunned!

The Second Under Heaven: "That slightly tipsy man split open the Heavenly Gate with one sword strike. If he hadn't deliberately held back, I would be dead!"

Xixia: "The heir of the Jiang family isn't frightening. What's frightening is the sword wielder hidden behind him!"

People say the Xiqin Prince's aura is overwhelming, and the Sun-Moon Dynasty may soon change hands.

But then Jiang Changqing splits open the Heavenly Gate with a single sword, flies on his sword, drinks his way across ten thousand miles, and leads the disciples of Mount Shu to resist the heavenly tribulation…

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