Name: I Have a Sword That Carries Spring Winds
Author: Little Rabbit Doesn't Eat Fish

Synopsis

Anyone can be Su Muyan. Everyone has a dream of the martial world.

“I, Su Muyan, will become the greatest hero in the martial world!”

At twelve, Su Muyan ran away from home with the martial-world dreams she had found in her storybooks, never knowing that the first lesson the jianghu would teach her was how to survive.

Born in a small-town embroidery shop, Su Muyan carried the entire martial world in her heart. One night when she was twelve, she left a note and set off toward the world of poetry, wine, swords, and flowers she had dreamed of.

But the jianghu welcomed her not with chivalry, but with scams and bared fangs. When she was on the brink of death, a flash of swordlight named Jiang Jueyun cut through the darkness and saved her. Determined to stay and learn the sword, she tried every trick she could think of and became the “little tail” he couldn't shake off.

Jiang Jueyun had planned to send her home, but after she clumsily yet bravely tried to save someone, he saw in her the “heart of a hero” that her storybooks had never fully described. He made an exception and took her on as his apprentice, opening the door to the world of martial arts for her.

From then on, Su Muyan's real journey through the jianghu began. She met the mischievous physician Xie Danggui and witnessed both the treachery and warmth of human nature. But just when she thought she could follow that figure forever, Jiang Jueyun was ambushed and killed for interfering with powerful interests. Grief kindled the flames of revenge, and she shouldered the burden of avenging her master with her young shoulders.

After enduring countless hardships and killing her enemy with her own hands, she did not stop. She returned to her hometown, quietly ate a bowl of rice outside her parents' shop, left a letter and a stack of money, then turned and disappeared once more into the vast sea of people.

This time, though, she had like-minded companions at her side. And when she rescued a child who stubbornly insisted on following her, she suddenly realized that the path she had carved through treacherous waters had become a path for others, too.

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There aren't that many reviews yet, so let me comment on this article without CP. Su Muyan is also like her childhood self, full of passion and yearning for martial arts and the world. But in the end, I will still be defeated by society and my life will be compromised. But the dream in my heart is still there Thank you for reading my novel. I am very happy. If you have any bad points, you can tell me in the comments and I will tell you. Look If you like it, please give me a free gift or leave a comment to let me know (actually, I just want to make my novel more popular so that more people can see it. This is also a selfish intention of mine, just to be cute 1) But I'm very happy if everyone comes to see me! I wish you all a happy day and don't give up easily when you encounter anything in life. Love you
11 likes7mo ago
The author's writing style is very good, no cp martial arts giant poked me, the emotions are delicate, there are no unnecessary emotional lines to interfere, the story always revolves around the human heart and the world, the rhythm is neat, it does not rely on love to capture people, the story and writing are enough to move people, the plot is also very vivid, it shows that wandering in the world is not a child's play, it has to go through thousands of sufferings, the writing is really very good, I will follow it to the death! I haven't finished reading it yet. I'll comment on the rest after I finish them~
6 likes6mo ago
Big cheers for the author
4 likes7mo ago
The content is sincere and the heroine is sober, and overall she is very beautiful.
3 likes7mo ago
Very nice! First of all, the author's writing style is very good. The heroine has a growth process from ignorance to maturity. After the separation of life and death, I slowly adjusted myself. The journey was not smooth. There were ups and downs. I also worked very hard without Kai Gui. In this book, I found it difficult and moved at times. I ran out of words. Anyway, I thought it was good.
2 likes6mo ago
It was very interesting. It lasted more than two hours in the first few months and then I finished it. It feels like reincarnation in the end. I hope the heroine will no longer be like the master and die for her apprentice.
1d ago
I wanted to save up to read it, but I didn't expect it to end so soon. I still hope that the author will write a long novel. It's too good for my taste.
5mo ago
I always feel like the story is not over yet but he said it is over again.
6mo ago
Support the author greatly
7mo ago

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