The Smiling, Proud Wanderer: Can Music Become Martial Arts? Leveling Up My Skills Makes Me a Sword God

After transmigrating into The Smiling, Proud Wanderer, Ou Canghua shamelessly begged Liu Zhengfeng to take him as his disciple. Yes, that Liu Third Master of Hengshan, whose life was even more miserable than Lin Pingzhi's.

His talent for martial arts was lousy, so he switched gears and took the imperial examinations, earning the title of provincial top scholar in just five years. Just as he thought his status as a civil official could protect his master's whole family, a System arrived: the Great Musician System.

Reputation points boosted his Hengshan Heart Method from the second level straight to the seventh. The flower-drum opera he wrote on a whim, Liu Hai Cuts Firewood, spread throughout the Three Xiang regions, bringing in a steady stream of reputation points. He maxed out the Wild Goose-Returning Sword Technique and pushed Lightness and Wind Riding: Flying Horse Treading Swallows to level ten. A tap of his toes sent him six meters into the air, where he skimmed across the treetops.

Mo Da presented him with Hengshan's Five Divine Swords, while Lu Lianrong brought out a fragment of the Mountain-Guarding Art. Liu Zhengfeng had passed on every secret skill he had kept hidden, only to discover that his disciple had already reached the peak of the Hengshan Sect's martial prowess.

The Songshan Sect wants to make a move against Liu Zhengfeng? Then let them ask whether the sword in my hand agrees.

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