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One Sword Binds Your Heart

Walking the earth with a sword in hand Love and hate freely without a plan Stray into the red dust and grievances rise Emotions become the hero’s demise A bloodstained dress is the emperor’s dream The battlefield is not what it seems One sword may bind or break the heart Next life we’ll stay forever apart ----- When a twist of fate causes high school junior Wang Jingyuan to transmigrate into an alternate universe—one where Wuxia and palace struggles play out in real life—she promptly finds herself deeply entangled in power schemes, war, and heartbreak. Left with only her wits, modern knowledge, and all the dramas she’s ever watched, she must navigate this new world and become the smart and strong protagonist of her own story—without losing herself. As the worlds collide and fates intertwine, will Wang Jingyuan find her happily ever after, or will reality shatter every beautiful daydream? ----- Note: This is an ORIGINAL story, not a translation! All rights reserved. Warning: There will be minor cursing in the story.

SkyEmpress · Histoire
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245 Chs

Insults

It wasn't just Wang Jingyuan whose anger was flaring up; none of the pupils could stand there and passively listen to all the insults that were being shouted from outside the sect walls. In fact, they were seething.

"This is outrageous. Little Senior Sister, we need to do something about this!"

"They have really gone too far!"

"We have to do something! We should teach them a lesson!"

"That's it. I'm going to see Senior Brother right now. I'm done being the bigger person," Wang Jingyuan decided. "They want to make trouble? I'll show them trouble."

With her in the lead, everyone went in search of Liu Xiaochen. They found him calmly reading over some reports in the back room of the Main Hall. As the pupils waited by the open doors, Wang Jingyuan strode right in. "Senior Brother! I would like to ask for permission to go out and teach those martial artists a lesson! They are being so rude!"

Liu Xiaochen glanced up. "They have always been rude."