Wuxia Crossover: My Lady, Let Me Help You Cultivate

At court, the empress rules in person, breaking the power of aristocratic clans and establishing institutions. She secures her authority without becoming autocratic, lightens corvee labor and promotes farming and sericulture, letting the people grow prosperous instead of hoarding wealth for the state. She does not resort to war, but commands respect through deterrence. Neither servile nor arrogant, she keeps the neighboring states at peace. Her achievements shape the world, and her bearing earns her a place in history!

In the martial world, a chivalrous woman passing through a desolate village sees a lonely old man with no one to care for him and leaves him money, then lights a fire to cook him porridge. Spending the night in a ruined temple, she comes across stray cats and dogs and shares half her dry rations, gathering kindling to warm them. When bandits block the road, she simply lays a hand on her sword hilt and cuts her way through to bring peace to the land.

There are demon-cult enchantresses who wreak havoc upon the world, demon women who stir up the people with malicious rumors, and women of letters who cultivate virtue and benevolence to govern the nation and bring peace to the land.

One day, Lu Changhong happens upon a girl tending sheep.

"Want to become a sword immortal? I'll teach you."

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