On this day, Wanmei Manor received an extravagant red invitation. The handwriting was elegant yet dignified, and a thin layer of gold trimmed the edges, with a pattern that seemed to belong to a particular clan or sect. It was less an invitation than a challenge.
The Manor Lord Ximen was eager for battle, and a few days later, he waited at the manor gate as promised.
The clouds drifted across the distant sky. A gentle breeze blew beneath the warm sun.
The appointed time arrived, but no visitor appeared.
The Manor Lord Ximen wore an impassive expression and was just about to turn and leave when he heard someone call out to him:
"I'm over here! ... I'm over here!"
The Manor Lord Ximen lowered his eyes, turned around, and walked away.
The visitor glared at him, fuming.
The next day, word spread through the martial world that Ximen Chuixue had lost to a female hero surnamed Ye, fleeing without a fight.
In the face of such rumors, the Manor Lord Ximen's expression turned icy.
The female hero surnamed Ye was named Jue. Her origins were unknown, and she claimed to be from Jiangnan. Her age was ... five.
And her goal was:
"To be number one under heaven!"
Warnings:
1. A martial arts mash-up with a muddled timeline. Don't expect historical accuracy. This story is also known as "Blowing Golden in the Worlds of Wen and Gu Long."
2. The heroine isn't really a child. She went into cultivation deviation while practicing and it affected her intelligence, making her intellectually challenged.
The idea comes from "Tianshan Tonglao." She returns to normal once a month.
3. To suit the plot, some martial arts techniques and moves have been modified.
4. This is a silly, illogical story, with no concern for historical accuracy. If that's not your thing, don't read it.
5. No ranking checks, reviews, reposting, or adaptations, please.
