Qingya Climbs to the Pinnacle of Swordsmanship
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Lin Qinghe, a handyman disciple of the Taoist Academy, has both water and wood spiritual roots, with acceptable qualifications and a tough mind. He has no heaven-defying inheritance, and he is not a loser who breaks off the engagement. He walks alone on the immortal road with only the sword in his hand and the Tao in his heart. From the humble servants who take care of the Lingzhu, to the sect elites who wield swords to slay demons; from the sect disputes in Nanzhan Continent, to the catastrophe of good and evil sweeping the world. In the secret realm, he wields the sword without regret; when the demonic calamity threatens the realm, he stands up. The road is ruthless and the path to immortality is rugged. Powerful enemies are waiting around, and there are many disasters. Lin Qinghe does not seek to pretend to be a pig and eat a tiger, nor does he envy his great fortune. He only believes: "I have a sword that can keep my heart, cut thorns, and knock on the gate of heaven."
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