Sword and Sorcery: Are Swordsmen Only Fit to Be Retainers? Bring Me My Sword!

He transmigrates to a world where monsters are invading the globe and mages have become humanity's saviors.

Mu Tian fails to awaken as a mage because his mental strength is too weak. His only option is to become a lowly swordsman, fit only to serve as a mage's meat shield.

Unwilling to accept that fate, Mu Tian awakens the Invincible Sword Immortal System.

As long as he keeps swinging his sword, he'll receive rewards.

Swing it once, and he gets a Chaotic Sword Body.

Swing it a hundred times, and he gets a strand of sword energy.

Swing it a thousand times, and he gets a sword-art divine ability: Sword Energy Rolling Dragon Wall!

Swing it a hundred thousand times, and he gets a Crystal-Clear Sword Heart.

Swing it a hundred million times, and Mu Tian can grab a mage god and beat him senseless.

"You're the one who said swordsmen are only fit to be attendants?!"

The mage gods wail: "Spare us, White-Robed Sword Immortal! Swordsmen are the mightiest! Mages are only fit to be your servants!"

Invincible Mu Tian, standing atop his immortal sword, cuts his way through the entire underground labyrinth alone.

Imperial-rank monsters and invincible sacred beasts all kneel at his feet.

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