[Wuxia Crossover] The Little Poison Master

Blurb His name was just one character: Ke, meaning to master himself, defeat his enemies, and overcome fate itself. As Western Venom’s only nephew, he had been handed a smooth path through half his life. In the deserts of the Western Regions, where yellow sand swept across the land, a young man in white could often be seen reclining against a camel palanquin, lazily waving a folding fan and smiling at passersby. Bandits and caravans within a hundred miles trembled at the sound of his name. They all said he was a little devil who threw his uncle’s reputation around, and that everything he did was touched by wickedness: his lightness skills, hidden weapons, and snake taming were all as sinister as they were exquisitely beautiful. Young Master Ouyang eventually grew tired of the same old solitude on the snowy mountain. He spent his days raising snakes and reading romance stories, and somehow ended up becoming a homosexual. His uncle had a keen eye. How could he allow such amorous behavior right under his nose? So Ouyang Ke snapped his fan shut, straightened his white robes, and simply bid his uncle farewell, setting off to enjoy himself in the Central Plains. But once he entered the Central Plains, he found the vast jianghu offered no one who suited his taste. First, he rescued a black-clad swordsman named Fu: pale, taciturn, and as grim as iron, yet exceptionally skilled in martial arts. But revenge mattered more to the man than anything else, so Ouyang Ke resolved to leave. Later... Fu Hongxue grew obsessive and asked, “Why wouldn’t you wait for me?” A gentle and considerate young gentleman from Jiangnan was understanding enough. Their flirtation was going well, until it turned out they were long-lost brothers? Later, Young Master Hua Wuque looked remorseful. “This... really was a misunderstanding. You aren’t my biological younger brother. We could actually...” He reunited with an old acquaintance from White Camel Mountain. The Dongfang of old had become the revered leader of the Sun Moon Holy Cult, Lord Dongfang. Dressed in red with black hair, he wielded an embroidery needle as sharp as a thorn and forcibly brought Ouyang Ke to Blackwood Cliff. Amid the red glow of candles in the grand hall, the man brushed his fingertips over Ouyang Ke’s cheek. “Everyone else is allowed. Why not me?” Young Master Ouyang braced his folding fan against the shoulder pressing toward him and managed a strained smile. “Lord Dongfang, I... only love men who are fully intact.” Too old? No. Too young? No. Weak in martial arts? No. Ugly? No. Burly? No. Then the young Prince Duan, who had followed him all the way from Dali to the Western Regions, came close again and offered him a freshly picked snow lotus. “Young Master Ouyang, look... I’m just the right age, my martial arts are decent, I should be good-looking enough, and you’ve seen my figure...” “Perfectly intact.” One glance was all it took for the young Prince Duan of Dali to fall in love at first sight. He pursued Ouyang Ke for thousands upon thousands of miles, longing to follow him from the far south to the far north, from the mortal world to the edge of the clouds. ◎ A unified world of wuxia, with significant differences from the original works. The original villains are not portrayed sympathetically, and the Five Greats have an overwhelming gap in power. You can still enjoy the story without having read the originals. ◎ The protagonist is the pursuer, and Prince Duan is his love interest. One-on-one ending. ◎ The story centers on the protagonist, whose morals are questionable. He starts out as a child, then ventures into the jianghu. Later there will be a multi-person love rivalry, and characters other than the main love interest will have to work hard to win him back. Theme: Treasure your life and the people in it.