My Good-for-nothing Husband is a Swordsman

Name: My Good-for-nothing Husband is a Swordsman
Author: Tee Wood

by Tee Wood

ongoing Xuanhuan Eastern Fantasy Male Lead

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8Kwords4chapters

Latest:

Ch. 4 — Why Are You Hitting the Wall Again?

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About This Novel

Gu Yan, the sword god who lived for 90,000 years, was assassinated after a catastrophe, and his soul was reincarnated, becoming the most inconspicuous thirteenth prince with no spiritual roots in the Beichen Dynasty. He was too tired from fighting in his previous life. In this life, he just wants to lie down and retire, guard the remote palace, bask in the sun, drink tea, eat sweet-scented osmanthus cake, and stay away from conflicts and become a salted fish prince. Su Qingyue, the saint of the Qingyun Sect, is talented but tired of the sect's involution. The days of being used as a tool to gain influence have left her physically and mentally exhausted. After searching all over, she found Gu Yan, a "good-for-nothing, non-threatening" person - this person could help her block all the annoying marriages and fights, and he was the perfect partner. "Prince Gu, how about we become husband and wife in name only, lie down together and not interfere with each other?" Gu Yan raised his eyebrows and agreed, thinking that he would be able to fish safely from now on, but he didn't expect that this partnership where everyone got what they needed would actually trigger the cultivation of fate. The saint discovers that her good-for-nothing husband's cultivation is unfathomable, and the sword god is helpless. He just wants to lie down but trouble always comes to his door. "Can you please leave me alone and lie down?" He pinched his brows and killed the powerful god-transformer with a sword. Su Qingyue bit into the sweet-scented osmanthus cake and her eyes lit up: "If my husband takes action again, I will block all troubles for you from now on!" From a couple lying flat on both sides to a symbiotic Taoist couple, the two of them lived a carefree life that was envied by the world.