[Wuxia Crossover] Who Are You Calling a Villain?

The main focus is on studying the source material. This is the second book in the Scoundrels series. I feel like the Seven Absolute Divine Swords could be fleshed out more, but this time I want to keep the style lighthearted. Just one PC. Creating game character... Character created successfully. Name: Han Qingbai Gender: Female Age: 16 Weapon: Saber Strength: 90 (Might be a One-Punch Man) Constitution: 80 (Fit and strong, won't catch a cold even when soaked through) Luck: 75 (Finds a hundred yuan on the street) Intelligence: 50 (A flash of inspiration, like any ordinary person) Agility: 75 (A natural athlete) Appearance: 70 (Regular features, handsome and dignified) Gaslight Trait: Villain (D) There is a villain NPC in your family background. When you meet a righteous NPC who knows your background, persuasion/appeasement checks are reduced by 30. If you have a relevant negative connection, they are reduced by 50. Player: There are way too many villains in this martial arts world. Let's count them: one, two, three... Isn't this a bit much? Who exactly are we calling a villain? jpg After taking in the sights of the capital, Han Qingbai went to explore other places. When she returned to the capital to visit her senior brothers, she realized that the capital really was a cesspool. Everything's rotten. jpg Content warnings: 1. This is mainly based on the original novels. If you have an issue, tell me which book it's in and I'll check. I'll definitely have some original additions for the sake of the plot, and I'll make note of them. Please understand. 2. This is mainly about all kinds of scoundrels. It's the second book in the Scoundrels of the Martial World series, so please don't expect anything from the villains. 3. The pairing is set: the swift-sword assassin. I let loose a bit with the multiverse story last time. I'll keep an eye on the comments and add to the content warnings as I write. In short, I've already said these are villains, so please don't expect anything from them. A scoundrel is still a scoundrel, no matter how they change. Theme: Be an honest and upright person.