Keeping a Diary in a Wuxia Crossover, I Ruined Every Heroine's Character

Song Qing transmigrated to a world of martial arts heroes.

He obtained a diary of myriad heavens' dungeons. Writing in it made him stronger: a single entry could grant him sixty years of cultivation. Even the dullest person wouldn't worry about becoming powerful!

But writing in the diary required Ink Points.

Capturing spies from other nations earned Ink Points.

Traveling the jianghu earned Ink Points.

Experiencing what it was like to be an emperor earned Ink Points.

And so Song Qing embarked on a one-way journey of diary writing. Most importantly, from the moment the women in this world read his diary, their character settings all went completely off the rails.

The martial arts fanatic Bai Hu Meier and the archer Nan Gong Bushe wanted to become his imperial consorts. The cold-faced goddess Xu Weixiong picked the lock on his door in the middle of the night and slipped into his bed curtains to demand an update. Xiao Longnu refused to practice in her ancient tomb and insisted on staying at his home to study the Jade Maiden Heart Sutra. Yao Yue even abandoned the affairs of the Yihua Palace, insisting on becoming the big boss of Song Qing's "Rouge County" and "Bronze Sparrow Terrace." The long-legged beauties Da Qiao and Xiao Qiao of Eastern Wu ignored their father Qiao's objections and insisted on traveling a thousand miles to meet Qing...

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