Traveling Through Ximenqing, You Told Me This Is Mixed Martial Arts

After traveling through time and becoming a high-ranking official in Ximen, Ximen Qing only wants to live a leisurely life of reveling in life, listening to music and hooking up bars. But the plot seems to be a little bit different from before. The person who hit him on the head with a fork from upstairs was the saint Xue Rongrong of the Hehuan Sect. The one who performs on the boat and sings on the railings is Yin Susu, the eldest daughter of the Tianying Sect. Dancing with her is Xiao Zhao, the future saint of Zoroastrianism. The one who volunteered to work as a maid in the mansion was the famous female bandit leader and the future white-haired witch Lian Nishang. The person who sold her body to bury her father was the ghost princess Bai Feifei. The one who volunteered to be his bodyguard in exchange for food was the white fox-faced Nangong Pushe. The person pretending to be his good brother's wife is Mu Nanzhi, the leader of the Flower God Cult. For these women who are eyeing her and may kill her at any time. Ximen Qing shouted unceremoniously, Come at me, all of you. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.