Good Disciple, I’m Begging You, Please Go Down the Mountain

(The most satisfying novel of the year: decisive, ruthless, and every word hits you right in the bones.) On his wedding day, Chu Chen is forcibly abducted by a mysterious old man. Eight years later, he descends the mountain on a flying sword, and his legendary journey begins. Master: “Chu Chen, you are the disciple I'm proudest of. But if a disciple hits his master, be careful you don't bring heaven's wrath upon yourself...” Eldest Senior Sister: “Little Junior Brother, you can command the ten great kings under me and tens of thousands of Mu family troops. You could conquer the whole world if you wanted.” Second Senior Sister: “Little Junior Brother, now that you've come down the mountain, do whatever you want. You absolutely must do whatever you want.” Third Senior Sister: “Little Junior Brother, all my wealth, enough to rival a nation, is yours.” Fourth Senior Sister: “Little Junior Brother, when are you taking me out to kill someone?” Fifth Senior Sister: “Little Junior Brother, whoever bullies you, just point them out. I'll make them regret ever being born.” Wait, Little Junior Brother, how do you break through realms as easily as taking a drink of water? You've even surpassed us? Chu Chen: “The peak of martial arts is your limit, not mine. And I have no limits...”