[Crossover] A Gentleman Gone Mad

Hidden among lovely rivers and mountains, a sword's trace remains. I forge a sharp blade, caring nothing for the martial world. After transmigrating into the world of Jian Tang, Ye Ze is taken in by the Yellow Chicken Villa of West Lake. But Ye Ze realizes the timing is all wrong! The Villa Master hasn't even mastered the Four Seasons Swordplay yet, the Ming Cult is at the height of its power, and Fang Qian has only just made a name for himself in the Central Plains... What does that mean? It means they're all big shots! Ye Ze still has no idea how he should survive on this grand stage of history. After careful consideration, Ye Ze finds the most, most, most reliable solution: latch onto the powerful! Also! Stop asking whether this is out of character. I've already let loose! The original belongs to the big shots, while the OOC belongs to me! Everything serves the plot. The dumb author's IQ has never been online. Please read in good faith, and click away if you don't like it. Thank you, everyone. Please bookmark the author's profile! Links to my older Wuxia Crossover novels ↓ Wuxia Crossover series: [Crossover] A Guide to Being Cute (complete) → The Self-Cultivation of a Future Heartthrob [Wuxia Crossover] (complete) → Touken Ranbu series: Crossover: My Name Is Mikazuki (complete) → [Touken Ranbu] I'm Taro. How Can I Help? (weekly updates), entering VIP on September 17. Please take note. Love you! Upcoming novel: [Anime Crossover] I Shouldn't Have Transferred Schools. Link: Coming very soon, so bookmark it now! Recommended novels by my friends: [Western Crossover] Please Call Me the Rain God by Guge Qingqi Chajun: A professional rainmaker for three hundred years. I'm a Mage and an Onmyoji [Crossover] by Yu Qingxia: A mage who doesn't want to be a magical chicken isn't a good auntie? A Little Bamboo: [Anime Crossover, Reverse Isekai] My Body Pillow Is Cursed, where anime characters climb out of body pillows. [Seven Heroes] The World Is Big, But Food Comes First by Zhong Yu: No one can interrupt my meal! The Whole World Fears Me Reciting Poetry [Western Crossover] by Su Miyanyan: A sweet, silly story about watching other people save and destroy the world while casually showing affection to the friends around him. Theme: