Sword Bone Clean

Born with five spiritual roots, is it difficult to cultivate immortality with mortal bones? His hometown was destroyed by monsters, and the broken sword spike entrusted to him by his relatives before his death became his only obsession. He joined the Qingyun Sect as a handyman. During the three years, he had no spiritual power to rely on and no system to rely on. However, he honed his physical body to the extreme by chopping firewood to strengthen his arms, carrying water to strengthen his waist, and running in the mountains to strengthen his legs. He swung his sword ten thousand times under the moon, understood the true meaning of the three words "guard, break, and separate" in the sword spike, and realized the pure way of swordsmanship that does not rely on spiritual power. In the outer sect examination, he defeated the spiritual genius with a body of mortal bones. His rusty iron sword broke through spiritual power, cut down the arrogance, and slapped those who looked down on him in the face, which shocked the whole sect. With the elders operating in secret and surrounded by powerful enemies, he relied on his skillful sword moves and iron will to break through the situation step by step, making the iron law of "spiritual root supremacy" teetering on the verge of collapse. There is no golden finger or plug-in blessing. Every breakthrough he makes is tempered by blood and sweat; every counterattack is a victory of swordsmanship and will. From being a handyman in the sect to being able to suppress the nine heavens with a sword, from being a waste of mortal bones to realizing the truth against the heavens, Lin Fu spent his whole life explaining: The so-called path to immortality has nothing to do with the quality of spiritual roots, but only depends on where the heart goes and where the sword points. This is a passionate legend in which mortal bones defy immortality and swords determine the universe! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.