Wuxia Crossover: A Bamboo Sword's Soft Song, the Top Scholar's Bride Falls for Me

Wudang has an Earthly Immortal, Shaolin has eminent monks, and the Western Regions have enchantresses from the Demon Sect.

On the martial world's Heavenly Stems and Earthly Branches rankings, might makes right.

But Li Zhaoting is an outlier. His meridians have been blocked for eighteen years, leaving him no way to practice martial arts, so he can only rely on the imperial examinations to save himself.

That is, until a mad old Daoist appears and shoves a copy of the Longevity Formula into his hands.

From then on, his bamboo sword sings softly, and one sword breaks ten thousand techniques.

The daughter of the Hangzhou prefect, Feng Suzhen, is holding a martial arts tournament to choose a husband. She is both a scholar and a warrior, hailed as the "female top scholar."

The Chancellor's son, noble heirs, the Murong clan of Gusu, and countless other prodigies flock to compete.

Li Zhaoting steps onto the platform with a single piece of green bamboo in hand.

No one can force him to draw a second sword.

Even fewer know that this seemingly poor young man from Lingnan carries a family heirloom jade pendant that is one half of a pair with the treasured relic of Feng Suzhen's sect.

Where mountains and rivers meet, fate has already decided.

But when Feng Suzhen opens that "dowry manual" late one night, she discovers that Li Zhaoting's so-called "ancestral divine art"...

seems to have a rather unusual style.

"Miss Feng, this technique calls for the harmony of yin and yang, and cultivation together..."

"Shut up!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.