Wuxia Crossover: My Wife Is Jingni, and I Saved Wang Yuyan from Drowning

Chen Changge transmigrates into a world where martial arts from across the realms converge, but his memories are twenty years late. His master left him a clinic, and he has even married a gentle, virtuous wife named Xiao Ni. Although the young woman has lost her memories, her martial arts foundation is unbelievably profound. On their wedding night, she nearly overwhelmed him, despite his being at the innate realm.

Early the next morning, someone fell into the water. Chen Changge rushed to the river and pulled out Wang Yuyan, who had stopped breathing. Sitting cross-legged, he used his heaven-defying comprehension to deduce everything he had learned in his life. With three needles from his Heaven and Earth Needle Technique, Wang Yuyan coughed up the water in her lungs and opened her eyes. The onlookers were astonished: This wasn't a doctor, but someone snatching people from the King of Hell.

Wrapped in his outer robe, Wang Yuyan gazed at the figure shielding her from the rumors and felt her heart flutter. Back at the clinic, Xiao Ni warmly took her hand and called her little sister, then turned and served Chen Changge a helping of a black, unrecognizable dish she had made herself. He swallowed it without changing expression, thinking only: My dear wife, I may be tough enough to survive, but could you please stop testing me like this?

Meanwhile, at Swallow's Cove by Taihu Lake, Murong Fu set down his teacup. He simply had to make this trip to Yangzhou.

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