Where Did the Laid-Back Painter Run Off To? Sell Paintings to Fund My Wandering the Martial World

The young mistress of the Casting Weapons Valley, Hua Buwan, is only mediocre at martial arts, yet stubbornly insists on recovering her old memories. She ventures into the martial world alone.

From the start, over a fake painting, Hua Buwan forces the painter Li Qingbai to work off his debt as her servant, making him drive the cart and sell paintings to cover their travel expenses.

What Hua Buwan doesn’t know is that this vain, overdramatic Li Qingbai is actually the greatest sword immortal under heaven! He is only pretending to be a painter to hide his true identity.

Lacking experience in the martial world, Hua Buwan repeatedly acts on impulse, while Li Qingbai silently watches over her from the shadows.

Strange incidents are cropping up across the martial world. In search of clues, Hua Buwan also forcibly recruits a formidable woman named Yi Jinghong into her servant crew, making her both a bodyguard and a cook.

To Hua Buwan’s further surprise, this cold-faced cook is also a hidden master!

The three travel the martial world together, bickering and quarreling nonstop.

Beneath the strange goings-on, dark currents are stirring. Buried memories, old grudges in the martial world, and the court’s schemes are gradually brought to light by the three of them…