Wuxia Crossover: The Art of Mind, Spirit, and Will

The young Lin Feng transmigrated into a comprehensive martial arts world.

The ten dynasties of Great Qin, Great Zhou, Great Qian, Great Tang, Great Ming, Great Song, Great Yuan, Great Liao, Great Jin, and Great Qing stood in a tense balance of power, while many smaller kingdoms clashed both openly and behind the scenes.

In Great Qin, two Land Immortals from the Guigu School, one seen and one unseen, protected Emperor Qin Shi Huang. The Confucians disagreed with Qin Shi Huang's ideals and took no part in Qin's affairs of state. Xunzi, the current head of the Confucian school, was himself a Confucian Land Immortal, while the army had Bai Qi, a slaughter god from the School of Military Strategy, among its Land Immortals.

Of the ten dynasties, Great Qin was the strongest and had the most Land Immortals, including members of the Yin-Yang School, the Daoist school, and various unaffiliated cultivators.

But the other dynasties were no easy prey either. Great Zhou had Yuan Tiangang, Li Chunfeng, and Li Junxian, among others. Great Qian had Li Chungang, Wang Xianzhi, and Deng Tai'a. Great Tang had Wei Zheng, Xue Rengui, and Mu Guiying. Great Ming had Zhang Sanfeng of Wudang, Guo Xiang of Emei, the Mad Monk Daoji, and more.

What would change in this complicated world with Lin Feng's arrival?

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