
Lin Che’s Sword
林澈的剑
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 291k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
53Chapters
1Reads
55Reads · all time
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Reader comments 5
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An ancient sword that had been in the dust for thirty years, a sect that was annihilated by blood and fire. Young Lin Che escaped by chance on the night when her family was exterminated. With blood feud and unsolved mysteries, she stepped into the turbulent world. From the undercurrent of water transportation in the south of the Yangtze River, to the fog of the famous and decent families; from the pressing step by step killers of the Jianghu, to the vague phantom of the power of the court - he gradually discovered that the so-called grievances in the Jianghu were actually a shocking chess game that swept the martial arts world and the government and the public. There is the traditional martial arts charm of swords, shadows, and gleams of swords, as well as an interlocking suspense layout. The master-disciple bond between the sword keeper and the escapee, the multi-party game in the undercurrent, and the shocking truth are approaching in the process of peeling off the cocoon. "A sword is not just for killing people. Sometimes, its greatest use is to keep those who deserve to live alive."
A well-written work. Lin Che came from a family of swordsmen, but her family was exterminated. During her struggle after narrowly escaping, she met her seemingly "ordinary" master. At the master's request, she devoted herself to training and finally achieved great success. While tracing the reason why the whole family was wiped out, many suspicions were discovered. It was not simply revenge of the enemy, but a shocking secret. The author's writing style is exquisite and vividly depicts the dangers of the world! In the arena of swords and swords, Lin Che's tenacity and wisdom make people can't help but read on. Highly recommended!
This novel is so on point. The revenge of Lin Che, a young man whose family was wiped out, leads to a shocking chess game between the martial arts world and the court. The shadows of swords and lights of traditional martial arts are of great quality, the bond between master and apprentice is delicate, and the suspenseful twists and turns are progressive. The core of "the sword is the guardian" adds warmth to the story. The more you read, the more you get hooked!
Lin Che's sword is too overpowering! The counterattack after destroying the family in the rainy night was so exciting that Ye Qingchen's sense of mystery was so great that I couldn't stop following him!
This is a work that needs to be savored calmly, just like the song "Moon on the Cold River" in the article. It is cold when you first listen to it, but when you taste it carefully, it is vast and has a long aftertaste.