When the Sword God Brings the Poet Immortal Back to Wanmei Manor [Honor of Kings + Martial Arts Crossover]

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Synopsis:

Li Bai is completely baffled. One moment, he was reciting his latest masterpiece atop the long walls of Chang'an City. The next, he had arrived in this utterly inexplicable era and been brought home by someone just as inexplicable.

Ximen Chuixue: A swordsman doesn't drink.

Li Bai: I'm not a swordsman. I'm a poet. Bring me wine!

Ximen Chuixue: ...

Lu Xiaofeng: Taibai, write me a poem.

Li Bai: Hmm... I'm a swordsman.

Ximen Chuixue: Draw your sword.

Li Bai: Drawing swords will only sour the mood. Let's sell wine instead. A jar of Ten Thousand Plum Manor's plum wine costs a hundred taels. Lu Xiaofeng, remember to pay after you finish it.

Ximen Chuixue: Right. (Satisfied, he lowers his sword.)

Lu Xiaofeng: ... (Ximen Chuixue, you've changed.)

Also known as: A Love Story at Ten Thousand Plum Manor

Reader's Guide:

* A wuxia crossover featuring The Legend of Lu Xiaofeng, The Four Great Constables series, The Little Li Flying Dagger, The Return of the Condor Heroes, The Romantic Swordsman, and The Legend of Chu Liuxiang.

* Alternate universe details: (1) Ximen Chuixue and Ye Gucheng are cousins. (2) Xiaolongnü is Ye Gucheng's biological younger sister. (3) Wang Lianhua is Gong Jiu's master. (4) And many more. (5) Some pairings may be toxic. (6) The characterizations of the King's characters draw in part on history and Susu's subjective impressions (extremely subjective, not objective at all).

Pairing:

Theme: A gifted poet (Li Bai) deserves a beauty (Ximen Chuixue).