[Wuxia Crossover] Destined for the Sword

Sun Xiuqing believes in the supernatural. She never stays on the fourth floor and keeps her distance from crows and bats... After several childhood accidents involving swords, she came to believe that swords bring her bad luck. Everyone at Emei learns swordsmanship. Sun Xiuqing is the only one who practices with a saber. On the day she went down the mountain to gain experience, she met a fortune-teller who told her, "One day, you'll marry a swordsman and have his child, then he'll abandon you and the child..." Sun Xiuqing believed him at once. She dumped her first love, the senior apprentice brother of the Huashan Sect, simply because he was a master swordsman. She became close to a famous constable, and during their flirtation, they accidentally spent the night in the same bed. Then she discovered that he even slept with his sword in his arms. She rescued a top assassin, who insisted on repaying her by marrying her. Remembering his skill at piercing throats with a sword, she slipped away in the middle of the night. A quick-sworded young man who ate peanuts wherever he went pursued her. At last, he realized he'd targeted the wrong person for assassination. To make up for it, he decided on his own that they should go from enemies to lovers. She met a young nobleman with an unusual fetish. She thought his weapon was a whip, but he was also skilled with a sword. She befriended the friendless lord of White Cloud City, then discovered he thought of her as his girlfriend... Why are all her suitors swordsmen?! Sun Xiuqing: The man I love shouldn't practice swordsmanship. A swordsman can't be the man I love. * In the end, Sun Xiuqing still ended up with a swordsman. Reading guide: 1. The love and hatred between a saber-wielding believer in the supernatural and a group of swordsmen. 2. Many original interpretations and a heavily altered timeline. Please don't nitpick the canon. 3. A crossover of "The Legend of the Four Eyebrows," "A Murder Case Caused by a Sword Manual That Requires Self-Castration," "The Tulip Bandit," "The Famous Constable F4," "The Wind and Rain Tower and the Half-Sweet Milk Tea Shop," and "The Revenge of the True and Fake Young Masters." Theme: Believe in science and reject feudal superstition