Wuxia Crossover: My Master Is Li Mochou, and the Next Day I Had to Lean on the Wall to Walk

After transmigrating into a wuxia world, he saves Li Mochou, who is badly wounded, only to end up pinned down by her in return.

The next day, leaning against the wall with a bewildered look, he wonders: Wasn't the Ancient Tomb Sect supposed to be pure and celibate?

Even more outrageous, he awakens a simplification System:

While others spend three years learning lightness skills, all he has to do is walk.

While others spend ten years mastering inner energy, all he has to do is breathe.

While others painstakingly train in fist techniques, all he has to do is throw a punch.

Three months later, when Guo Fu excitedly drags him off to live out her "hero's dream,"

she has no idea that the young man before her, with his fearsome saber skills, is the closed-door disciple of the Scarlet Serpent Fairy, the woman her mother hates most.

Six months later, when Ren Yingying is driven to the brink by her pursuers,

the figure who leaps down from the second floor of a brothel cleaves a path through the blood with one stroke, then pulls out the Blood Saber Manual and starts grinding his proficiency right there.

A year later, when Ouyang Ke surrounds Li Mochou with his men,

a young man steps out from behind her, with Guo Fu, whose ticklish acupoints have been struck, tucked under his arm.

"I hear you want to court my master? First, let's see whether my saber agrees."

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