I Became the Youngest Disciple of the Hwasan Sect
In an era where you never know when you might transmigrate into a novel you’ve read somewhere, reading multiple books in parallel is dangerous.
“Sect Leader, there’s a baby at the front gate!”
If you read a fluffy childcare romance and a blood-splattered wuxia novel about justice and chivalry at the same time, you could end up transmigrating into some bizarre chimera called a martial-arts childcare story.
And not even as the cliché youngest daughter of a prestigious noble family, but as an abandoned baby left in front of the Huashan Sect on a perilous mountain top, with no parents in sight!
“Right, youngest! Leave behind a legend that you swung a sword before you could even walk!”
“Plum blossoms! If you’re a member of the Huashan Sect, then you should naturally bring plum blossoms into bloom!”
Don’t hand a sword to a baby who can’t even walk and try to make a stock formula legend.
“We have to beat the Wudang Sect, the Wudang Sect! How much longer are we supposed to live hearing that the world’s number-one sword school is Wudang?”
What’s the point of adults putting too much pressure on children?
And that young master from the Nangong clan who used to sweet-talk her into coming to his house when she was little… putting aside the fact that he doesn’t even recognize her when they meet again—
“The sword of Huashan is only this much? I was looking forward to the Huashan Sect, but Huashan isn’t much after all.”
You should just keep your mouth shut.
From now on, she’ll only read one book at a time, so could someone please send her to a proper childcare romance instead?
***
Nangong Seheon abruptly grabbed both of her shoulders.
“Hey, you... don’t spar with anyone else.”
“Did the shock of losing make your head spin? How is that even possible?”
“Oh, right...”
He nodded blankly in agreement, then changed his words.
“Then don’t smile like that after sparring with someone else.”
He blinked slowly, then stared down at her with his pitch-black eyes.
“Smile like that only when I win.”
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