Legend tells of a Sword Saint who once defeated every opponent beneath the heavens. But just as his swordsmanship reached its peak, the young Sword Saint suddenly put away his sword and started learning to fight with a staff from scratch.
“If they aren't utterly wicked, why should anyone have to die in a duel?” said the Sword Saint, holding a bamboo staff after beating a gang of robbers into critical condition.
He became famous throughout the world for his refusal to kill, drawing countless heroes to challenge him, only for them all to be won over by his mercy. But no one knew the real reason he refused to kill was...
“Waaah! How did I turn into a human?! What's this? And what's down there?! Waaah!!”
Looking at the monster he had accidentally killed, now transformed into a young girl, the Sword Saint fell into a quandary.
‘Oh no, there's going to be another mouth to feed at home.’
The book is good. The male protagonist's abilities are similar to those of the Sword Saint Xiu Luo, but the plot is completely different, mostly focusing on slice-of-life scenes so far. In summary: It's a pretty good book, but there aren't many readers yet.
It's good; the protagonist's abilities are probably based on a certain comic. 😏😏
A good novel makes my brain race, but why don't many people read it? It's clearly quite good. It's still good, but I've noticed something: it seems like I'm the only one watching it 😧
No, why can't I understand the author's sentences? Is the author really writing in Chinese? 🥺
I clicked on this by accident... But it's super interesting after watching for a while, isn't it?
A truly excellent novel that made my bookshelf spin.
A very comfortable book to read I miss you, Prison Road, will you come back to life? 🥺
It's so beautiful and fun! 🥰
It's great, I love watching it!!! I'm just trying to get noticed before too many people watch it 😏
Great, just my type.