[Wuxia Crossover] You Call This a Completionist?!

"Chronicles of the Martial World" is an open-world RPG based on classic wuxia novels.

As a collector who has to complete every entry and achievement, you bought the game.

And so...

Switching factions repeatedly to collect every sect's outfit is just standard procedure, right?

That's what you said after joining the [Money Gang], [Shenshui Palace], and [Western Demon Cult] in turn.

Getting sent to prison more than ten times has to unlock a secret achievement, right?

You calmly pondered this after getting thrown into [Kaifeng Prefecture Prison] three times.

Every room on the map is fair game for players to loot! No arguments!

You boldly insisted as you repeatedly broke into [Chu Xiangshuai's Bedroom], [Lord of White Cloud City's Mansion], and [Jinfeng Xiyulou's Jade Tower].

Later, rumors spread throughout the martial world that a woman calling herself a "player" had appeared out of nowhere, and was the greatest menace the martial world had seen in a thousand years.

They say this player has a strange rule: she only travels in straight lines, jumping straight off cliffs and climbing mountains with her bare hands!

Player: The shortest distance between two points is a straight line. That's simple enough, right?

They say this player's lightness skill is so incredible that a brief display drove the "flower-picking bandit" Xiong Ozi insane on the spot, screaming, "Lightness skills don't exist anymore!"

Player: Ever heard of the standard double jump?

They say this player never turns down a request, taking on anything from errands to murder, but you'd better have the right reward ready, or else...

Player: What? An NPC can just refuse to pay the reward? Is there no law?

You were extremely satisfied with completing the full collection and every achievement on your first run.

But can someone tell you how you ended up with the titles [Number One Under Heaven], [Legendary Double Agent], and [Immortal] over your head?

tips:

1. The game mechanics are mainly based on Baldur's Gate 3. You can still follow along even if you haven't played it.

2. A wuxia mash-up setting, with a bit of a free-for-all.

3. The male lead is tentatively Chu Xiangshuai, though other routes may be written.

4. Please don't give me writing advice.

5. No inflammatory topics or uncivil language in the comments.

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