Wuxia: From the Start, I Fall into the Sea of Clouds and Invite the Moon Saves Me

Su Xin transmigrates into a world of mixed martial arts and opens his eyes in free fall from an altitude of ten thousand meters.

The System gives him a beginner's gift pack: maxed-out medical skills, musical ability, and chess, plus immunity to all poisons. The one thing missing is lightness skill or internal energy, so he has no way to save himself.

Below him lies the Ming Dynasty's forbidden ground, the Yihua Palace.

In a clear pool behind the palace, Yaoyue is bathing. She looks up and sees a man falling from the sky. She raises a hand to kill him, only to realize that he has no internal energy at all and is merely a scholar who couldn't hurt a fly.

She hesitates. That hesitation saves Su Xin's life.

Even more surprising, this scholar who nearly fell to his death breaks off a willow twig and plays "A Hundred Birds Paying Homage to the Phoenix," summoning countless birds to worship him as heaven and earth resonate with the music.

Yaoyue, who kills without blinking, listens in a daze.

Her younger sister, Lianxing, sees the look of emotion on her sister's face and slowly curls her lips into a smile.

Anything her sister likes, she wants to snatch away.

This time will be no different.

From the start, he falls through a sea of clouds, Yaoyue saves him, and Lianxing secretly sets her sights on him. No one is going to have this scholar all to themselves.

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