Wuxia Crossover: From the Start, I Pick Up A Zhu, and Wanwan Competes to Rent a Room

Su Xian transmigrates into a comprehensive martial arts world where multiple dynasties coexist. His talent is so poor that even the White Lotus Sect wants nothing to do with him, so they dump him in a courtyard house to while away his days. He plans to sign in with his System, lie flat, and enjoy a hot meal. But then a little beggar who calls herself A Zhu shows up asking for food. He coaxes and tricks her into leaving her fingerprint on a contract, making her his personal cook. Her cooking is genuinely excellent, but so is the outrageous penalty for breaking the contract. A Zhu can't escape even if she wants to.

Before life can settle down, a barefoot woman follows the scent of his spirit wine straight over the wall and into the courtyard. She not only steals his wine, but also throws out fifty taels of gold to rent a room. Only then does Su Xian learn that she is the dreaded witch Wanwan. If she wants to drink spirit wine, she has to run errands and buy ingredients for him. If she wants a comfortable place to stay, she has to beat him at billiards first. Lose one game, and she does housework for five days. He has effortlessly gotten both stunning beauties under his thumb.

Even more outrageous, Su Xian enters the martial path overnight, keeps signing in, brews his own spirit wine, and acquires divine arts and professions one after another. Outside the courtyard, A Zhu's troubles with the Shaolin Temple's investigation remain unresolved, and Shi Feixuan, whom Wanwan is searching for, is still nowhere to be found. Meanwhile, Murong Fu has come to his door in person.

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