[The Path of Illusion and Reality: The number one filial son in the universe is here! My dad is the leader of the demonic cult, and the immortal sect’s beloved heroine sacrificed herself to the Dao for me!]
In this sword-cultivator world filled with love, hate, and tangled passions, the bold and straightforward sword cultivator Yun Feng joins the Sword God Sect and meets Xing Yu, a brother with an uncanny movement style. The two team up to slay demons and strive toward the sword realm, living with wild abandon, until the Battle of the Sword Grave, where Yun Feng comes face-to-face with the demonic cult leader: it’s his own father?!
Even more outrageous, the sword path he cultivates and the sect he protects are all part of a hyper-realistic game he entered to escape the pressures of school! Now the game is on the verge of collapse, and demonic qi entwined with sword intent is seeping into reality. Illusory flying swords drift above classroom desks, while players lie unconscious in hospitals, their minds trapped inside the game...
On one side is the road back to reality: delete his account and drop out of school. On the other is his father’s deranged plan to overturn the virtual world. And the domineering heroine who has always protected them burns up her soul in the final battle, becoming the only key to clearing the game... Yun Feng and Xing Yu grip their heavy Jingni swords and their Wind and Rain swords, their gazes resolute. “Either I’ll hold out until we clear the Heavenly Path, or this collapsing game, along with reality, will be completely rebooted!”
(Two male leads fighting side by side + a heroine who leaves you heartbroken + no System + a villain with a fatherly streak + dimensional invasion. Traditional sword cultivation meets an interdimensional crisis, with a thrilling plot that will have you questioning whether the world you live in is real.)
Main characters: Yun Feng (male), Xing Yu (male), Xing Xuan (female)
Dual readership | Traditional fantasy | Sword cultivation | Reality and illusion reversed
It's not bad, but traditional novels are a bit unpopular and outdated nowadays. Almost all current authors are writing popular and entertaining novels, and few are writing traditional novels.