The Legend of Qin: A Ghost Valley Odd-Jobs Worker Wins Over the Embroiderer Jing Ni!

Transmigrated into The Legend of Qin, Cao Chao spends three years in the Valley of Ghosts as a servant chopping wood and carrying water. As he watches Gai Nie and Wei Zhuang clash on the mountaintop, their sword energies, Rainbow Piercing the Sun and Across the Four Directions, cleaving half a mountain, the System finally appears. Three options are laid out before him, and he picks the most outrageous one: "Give the poisoned embroiderer a branch to take care of things herself, and regain fifteen years of cultivation." While Gai Nie and Wei Zhuang are still debating whether to save her, Cao Chao walks out of the Valley of Ghosts with the perfected Jade Void Sword Art and the Zhanlu Sword. During a night visit to Chaoge City, he teams up with the embroiderer to ambush a Chu State secret envoy and steal Lord Luling's tiger pelt. Guiguzi strokes his beard and laughs. "This servant looks more like a true Valley of Ghosts disciple than either of you legitimate students." The embroiderer kneels. "Master, you saved my life." Cao Chao lifts her chin. "Don't call me master. Call me husband. From now on, you're my embroiderer, not Jing Ni of the Net Trap." The System pops up again: "A: Marry the embroiderer and receive the Reincarnation Art. B: Find Tian Yan and receive the Hundred Steps Flying Sword." Cao Chao looks at Jing Ni, whose clothes are half undone, then thinks of Tian Yan, who hasn't grown up yet, and decisively selects A. "In this life, this young master will only ever answer one multiple-choice question."

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