Bright Sword: This Monk Has Become a Genius

Name: Bright Sword: This Monk Has Become a Genius
Author: No Trouble Climbing to the Sixth Floor

亮剑：这和尚成精了还

by No Trouble Climbing to the Sixth Floor (上六楼不费劲)

Status: Completed
Length: 170k Words
Genre: Urban
Subgenre: War & Espionage
Updated: 7mo ago
Source: Fanqie

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An imperfect world of "Drawing Sword", set against the backdrop of "Drawing Sword". In the loess of northwest Shanxi, what they dig up is not just salt, but the means to survive. A group of people thrown together by war cling to their convictions and carve out a lifeline of logistics across the ravine-riven slopes, armed with abacuses, medicine baskets, broadswords, and shrewd eyes. It all begins with a sack of salt that lets the brothers swallow their vegetable dumplings.

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