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>Wuxia
Do you mean Xianxia? Wuxia is pretty much historical fantasy by definition right? It's low fantasy martial arts fighting; I can't really see how you'd do that in cyberpunk or urban fantasy and still have something you'd call wuxia (for the former there'd be a lot of guns in your martial arts, and for the latter you'd need to import more magic than is typically in wuxia).

Xianxia is the one with supernatural elements like cultivating and immortality seeking etc. which you could pretty easily transplant into other genres.

I'd vote for cyberpunk if so, since the themes of wealth inequality and the concentration of power into the hands of a corrupt few work pretty well with xianxia which has those elements naturally as the cultivation pyramid scheme (though in cyberpunk generally the hope is the plucky punk heroes will rebel against the system and free the people, while in xianxia it's generally just 'Finally I have overthrown the corrupt evil bastards in charge, the problem with them is they were corrupt and evil, I am righteous and so the world will be much better despite me changing literally nothing because confucious says the status quo is god').