From National Treasure to Sword Warriors: Honmaru Life [Crossover]

National treasures aren't necessarily physical objects. They can also be other kinds of things, like pandas. The cover may be misleading, since I haven't written about A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains, but at least this is about national treasures. There are stories with pairings and stories without, as well as familial and friendship-focused stories. The adorable Mother of Porcelain, with its vase covered in every kind of glaze, asks: "Do you know my full name? I'm the Qianlong-period blue-and-white, wucai, doucai, gilt, famille rose, red-glazed, powder-blue-glazed, sacrificial-blue-glazed, turquoise-glazed, kiln-transformation-glazed, imitation guan-glazed, imitation ge-glazed, imitation ru-glazed, and brown-glazed vase, decorated with three goats ushering in prosperity, an antiquities tripod, auspicious abundance, a red phoenix facing the sun, peace and prosperity, immortal mountains and pavilions, coiling dragons, bats, flowers, ruyi patterns, swastika patterns, lingzhi fungi, and dragon-shaped handles." The Wan Gong sedan chair, representing every bride, gives a wicked smile: "Do you like what you see?" The elegant duo, The Peony Pavilion, brings you the romance of your dreams: "Let flowers and plants follow their own desires; let lovers remain devoted through life and death." When heaven decides to send you a wife, it can happen even if you never leave home. The Spear of Fuchai and the Sword of the King of Yue bring you a museum night of love and mutual destruction. And there are many more national treasures to come. Stay tuned! The story goes premium Tuesday, with three updates totaling ten thousand words! Feel free to get in touch, hehehe. Theme: Protect our national treasures and preserve our cultural history.