Beyond the mortal world, amid the azure sea, Peach Blossom Island lies among the blooms.
Autumn winds rise and waves swell; as the tides roll in, the jade flute sounds once more.
Qing Chi, the senior disciple of Peach Blossom Island, was sparring with someone atop a mountain when disaster struck and her soul was transported to another world. From then on, she vowed to spar only in safe, level places.
The woman whose body she now inhabits is of noble birth, but has suffered a tragic life. As the woman's lingering soul fades away, Qing Chi promises to make a name for herself and avenge her.
So what if her meridians are shattered? It's not as if she hasn't had them shattered before.
So what if her maid harbors ill intentions? She can send you straight to hell in a matter of minutes.
So what if she's young and weak? Her rate of growth will astonish everyone.
So what if her sect looks down on her? She'll return to it in a blaze of glory.
Now that she's entered another world with the Azure Sea Tide Song and the Nine Yin Manual, how far can she go?
As one of the five greatest martial artists of the Chinese martial world, how could she be inferior to anyone in this other world?
Peach blossoms by the azure sea, a song enchants a city, the next conquers the world.
With flute and sword in hand, she strides proudly across the land.
The martial arts described in this story are mostly my own inventions, inspired by Jin Yong and other wuxia works. Some elements also draw inspiration from the online game The Nine Yin Manual. I hope readers won't scrutinize them too closely.
This is a strong, exclusive pairing.
Peach blossoms drift, mourning the past; when the song ends, the azure sea still leaves one lost and longing.