Qin Dynasty: the Handyman in Guigu Subdued the Embroidered Lady Jing Salamander!

Traveling through the Mingyue World of the Qin Dynasty, Cao Chao worked as a handyman in Guigu for three years, chopping wood and carrying water. When he saw Gai Nie Weizhuang finishing the rainbow piercing the sun and the transverse sword energy splitting half of the mountain on the top of the mountain, the system finally popped up. Three options were put in front of him, and he chose the most outrageous one: "Give the poisoned embroiderer a branch to solve the problem yourself and make up for fifteen years of cultivation." While Gai Nieweizhuang was still wondering whether to save her, Cao Chao had already walked out of the Ghost Valley with Yuxu Sword Mastery and Zhanlu Sword. When he visited Chaoge City at night, he led the embroiderer to rob and kill the secret envoy of the Chu Kingdom and steal the tiger skin of Lord Luling. Guiguzi stroked his beard and smiled: "This handyman is more like a descendant of Guigu than you two real disciples." The embroiderer knelt down and said: "Master, you saved my life." Cao Chao lifted her chin: "Don't call me master, call me husband - from now on you are My embroiderer is not a trap." The system pops up again: "A: Marry the embroiderer, and you will be rewarded with the skill of turning the wheel; B: Go to Tian Yan, and you will be rewarded with the Hundred Steps Flying Sword." Cao Chao looked at the half-dressed Jingren in front of him, and then thought about Tian Yan who had not yet grown up, and decisively pressed A: "This young master will only do one multiple-choice question in this life." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.