With a Single Thought, I Can Slay All Things

Li Xiao only wants to be an insignificant face in the crowd, but who cares whether an insignificant person lives or dies? Cancer, orphaned by the death of both parents, and a protagonist template awakened: this is a no-brain, pure-indulgence story with a powerful sense of immersion (not talking about the cancer, of course). In this world, anyone who wants to survive in a desperate situation can awaken their inner potential, fight against the current, and live life on their own terms. But those whose hearts have turned to ashes and whose resentment runs deep will involuntarily give off an energy that creates “Grudge,” bringing calamity upon the world. No angst in the early chapters. I’m doing my best to make this an ensemble story, where everyone gets a chance to comprehend their own skills. Later on, Li Xiao says, “This sword has been with me for a long time. I’ve always been fair in how I do things. Hand me your life, and I’ll drive this sword straight into your heart without showing any favoritism.”