Wuxia Crossover: Strumming a Zither to Form Swords, My Music and Martial Arts Crush the Prodigies!

Su Changge is reborn in the Young Riders of the Wind and gains Li Changsheng as his master by force, binding to a Literary Sage System that awakens four great talents: music, chess, calligraphy, and painting. Music: he turns strings into swords and notes into energy, and a single song can move mountains and rivers. Chess: the world becomes his board, black and white become his formations, and he sets up a killing game for the ages. Calligraphy: his brush strokes stir wind and rain, and his characters astonish ghosts and gods. Painting: he creates a small world of his own.

He spends three years without practicing swordsmanship or martial arts, playing music, drinking wine, and flirting with Luo Yanlu, yet quietly advances into the Carefree Heaven's Ascension Realm. The Singing Prince, Luo Xuan, guards his sister from Su Changge like a man watching for thieves. The Ink-Burning Prince, Lei Mengsha, angrily yells, "You dare put your arm around Xiao Hanyi's waist?" The Moon Prince laments, "He's stolen my title as the most handsome man under heaven."

Li Changsheng tells him, "A member of the Su family should carry himself with the Su family's bearing," and sends him off to the Southwestern Circuit. But as soon as he arrives in Chaisang, he drinks his way through all twelve jars of fine wine at the Donggui Tavern, and the Golden-Mouthed Yama and Underwater River assassins make their entrance. Gu Jianmen draws his sword to face a half-step Carefree Heaven cultivator. Luo Xuan is sweating with nerves, while Su Changge sits beneath the eaves holding a wine jar and calmly says, "One finger is all it would take to crush Xiao Ruofeng to death."

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