This was not a novel title, but an editor's note.
Men and women swapping bodies! Real people reimagined! The first body-swapping time-travel novel in history!
Then Chen Wu looked at the novel's title and content, and was startled all over again!
The novel, called "Your Name, White Lotus," told the story of Wang Cong'er, a saintess of the White Lotus Sect. One evening, as a comet approached, she suddenly swapped bodies with a young man named Lu Xun.
Wang Cong'er went from woman to man, and Lu Xun from man to woman. Sometimes they swapped; sometimes they returned to normal. Each became entangled in the other's life, leading to countless stories that were as absurd as they were funny.
The soul-swapping premise was strange enough, but Jia Yihe had even dared to ride the wave of another work's popularity.
He had placed the two of them in different timelines.
Wang Cong'er lived in the Great Shun Timeline, preaching, doing good deeds, and upholding justice. Lu Xun lived in the world of Legend of the Condor Heroes. He was a Mystic Realm assassin who wielded a long sword that rang with every stroke—it might as well have been named the Nine Evolutions Tone-Setting Sword. The only difference was that Grandmaster Li Guo had never crossed into this world.
Chen Wu could see where this was going. In the woman-to-man storyline, Wang Cong'er would surely use her knowledge of later times and foreknowledge of events to crush the locals in a man's body, take Li Guo's place in amassing a harem, and sweep across the world.
In the man-to-woman storyline, Lu Xun would inhabit a woman's body in Great Shun, forge friendships far and wide, act as a chivalrous hero, and get into all sorts of romances with wandering heroines and wealthy