The Great Qin Sword Immortal: Others Cultivate Martial Arts, I Cultivate Immortality

"In literature, there is no single best. In martial arts, there can only be one champion. Who do you consider the greatest martial artist?"

Zhang Sanfeng of Wudang: "The Seventh Prince of Great Qin."

The Shaolin monk who sweeps the grounds: "Young Master Ye of Great Qin."

Dugu Qiubai of the Sword Mound: "I don't know who the greatest martial artist is, but I know there is one man's swordsmanship I must spend my whole life striving to attain."

Ying Zheng: "I invite you to leave your mountain and serve as the Grand Preceptor of Great Qin."

Guiguzi: "Your Majesty, Young Master Ye alone can ensure Great Qin's fortune remains unbroken for three hundred years."

Xiang Yu: "You all lied to me. You said I could uproot mountains and command the heavens, that I was invincible under heaven. But that man needed only one sword strike to nearly cut away the three flowers atop my head."

Huang Rong: "Young Master, as your sword attendant, wherever you go, I will go too."

The beauties: "Young Master, are you still taking on sword attendants? We can be sweet or spicy!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.