[Wuxia Crossover] Causing Trouble Makes Me Happy

[Synopsis]: As someone who transmigrated with a System, Gu Changting has only two goals in life: make trouble and cause chaos. Every day, he's either rushing around to help the people of the martial world build a "better life" or stirring up trouble... No, that's not it. He's devoted to helping people reunite with their families and ascend happily to immortality. The System is exhausted from having such a troublesome Host. This is the last world, and once the job is done, we're retiring. Could you please stop causing trouble? If you really can't help yourself... at least take me with you! And so... The real master of the Green Robe Tower was sent off to mine, while Gu Changting took his place, rubbing his hands together in anticipation of making a big splash. Then he found a new target: flirt with a certain Jade Cult Leader! After changing his secret identity again and again, Gu Changting had his way with the man and tried to pull up his pants and run. Then, as expected, the unexpected happened. The Jade Cult Leader's expression turned dangerous. "You think you can sleep with me and then run? Not a chance!" And so Gu Changting got the full package: a forced-love relationship. Gu Changting, whose faked death failed: "..." Don't ask. I loved him once. [Top who plays the pig to eat the tiger and loves causing trouble × bottom who baits people into a trap and is deeply suspicious] Warnings!!! ★ A chaotic Wuxia world. Some characters are from the original works, while others are original creations. ★ In this story, the Sword God Ximen is the son of the Jade Cult Leader. ★ The timeline is a mess. Don't scrutinize it!!! ★ Beware of an absurdly overpowered protagonist! [Next Book] [Wuxia Crossover] This Monk Has Always Relied on Reason Jiang Xuanli was playing games in the middle of the night when a bolt of lightning came through his window at an awkward angle and struck him dead. He never expected that, by some fluke, he would transmigrate with his game System. The game System, which may have evolved or devolved, told him, "If you want to survive, you must redeem the wicked, punish evil, and promote goodness." Jiang Xuanli, whose game character was a monk: "Perfect fit. Get!" :D From then on, the martial world gained a monk who punished evil, promoted goodness, and was good at killing people in their dreams... Ahem, one who persuaded people with reason. After roaming the martial world for many years, Jiang Xuanli counted up all the good deeds he'd done: He helped Wuhua become a monk, helped Huo Xiu inherit the Jinpeng Dynasty's fortune, taught Yue Buqun how to properly practice the Evil-Warding Swordplay, helped the Cihang Jingzhai nuns sacrifice themselves to demons more efficiently, provided Shi Zhixuan with a new career after his attempt to shatter the void, and supported the sustainable development of the Carefree Sect's love triangle, among other things. In short... The System, whose presence was barely noticeable, jumped in: "Whatever's most despicable!" Jiang Xuanli shrugged indifferently. The process doesn't matter. The result is what counts, right? His redemption service has a perfect rating. That's the best proof! The wicked who were forcibly redeemed had the most to say about it: "We hadn't even realized what was happening. We blinked, and suddenly we were about to be reincarnated again. (Shrugs)" But does using force mean it isn't reason? Jiang Xuanli: "Doesn't it still count as redemption? If he can't be redeemed in theory in this lifetime, then I'll just redeem him physically and send him back to the furnace to be remade. Amitabha." * A Wuxia mash-up, probably including The Twin Dragons of Great Tang, The Legend of the Condor Heroes, Lu Xiaofeng, Chu Liuxiang, The Smiling, Proud Wanderer, and more. Theme: Life is not just about scraping by. There is also poetry and distant fields.