(The protagonist is not the young master. He transmigrates into a combined wuxia world with a Yan Yun interface. The worlds do not merge. He repeatedly quick transmigrates through worlds from Gu Long, Wen Rui'an, Jin Guang, and various wuxia films, with the timelines shuffled. There may be a pairing in each world; I haven't decided yet. His combat power will gradually grow to the top. There are some elements of the Fourth Catastrophe. In the middle and later stages, he will transmigrate to Yan Yun.)
(If anything differs from the original settings, it's basically because I've heavily changed them.)
(I'm a compulsive reviser. This is an off-the-cuff work with no outline. I tend to revise earlier chapters as I write. I'm not a daily updater, and updates depend entirely on my mood. When inspiration strikes, I write; when it doesn't, I don't.)
(This is just for fun, so don't take it too seriously. The author has done their best with the parts that don't make sense. I hope you'll take them in stride.)
A life of vengeance and justice, of flashing blades and crossing swords. The jianghu is where people live and die for one another, stand by one another through thick and thin, and pour out their hearts and souls for each other.
A youth's blood has yet to run cold; let the sword ring in time with the heart.
Strangers who meet by chance are all old friends. When we meet, why ask if we have met before?
Dear author, are you really not coming back? These past dozen or so chapters have felt like 100, so unbearable! My heart is itching like a cat is scratching at me. Every now and then I check to see if there's an update. The writing style, the plot, the pacing—it's absolutely divine!
It looks pretty good, keep it up! 😊