Wuxia Crossover: A Grandmaster at Sixteen, I Steal Jing Ni Away

Yang Qin transmigrates into the world of a combined martial-arts version of the Song dynasty and gets bound to a miraculous flowerpot from the start. After devouring jade for nine years, it awakens its spiritual nature and carries his soul into a new life as the sole heir of the Anxi Earl's residence. At sixteen, he reaches the peak of the Grandmaster realm. Three years ago, he slaughtered the underground Wuyou Cavern in Bianliang, tore the An family's secret treasury out by the roots, and became mortal enemies with An Shigeng.

As soon as he returns to the capital, he runs into Xianle, the young master of the Heavenly Secrets Pavilion. Xianle slides him a piece of intelligence: “Jing Ni of the Web has defected and entered Song while pregnant. His Majesty wants you to escort her.” Yang Qin has barely warmed the imperial decree in his hands when Zhuge Zhengwo sidles up with a shameless grin. “Young lord, the Divine Constable's Manor is short on staff. Jing Ni is coming with me.” The Constable of Justice tries to steal her away, but the emperor tacitly gives Yang Qin permission to claim her first.

In the Hall of Literary Virtue, Zhao Zhen personally hands him a Nine-Whisker Blood Dragon Ginseng. “Eat this, break through to the Grandmaster level, then go.” Yang Qin spends half a day in seclusion, turning his true qi into liquid. When he emerges, he mounts Black Wind, his prized black steed, with his maid Qingzhu seated behind him. Zhui Ming chases after them on foot, carrying a wine gourd. Under the moon, the three riders form a line along the official road.

Yang Qin tightens his grip on the reins and says to Zhui Ming behind him:

“Tell the Divine Constable, I want Jing Ni alive. Leave no one from the Web standing.”

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