On the day he became possessed, the sea of clouds in Wanjianxu was all red.
Li Wushuang knelt on the edge of the cliff, 76,000 sword intentions surged through his body, swallowing up his sanity inch by inch.
Then someone called him.
A mortal woman, carrying a bamboo basket filled with spring bamboo shoots, walked into the sword energy that could crush the True Monarch Nascent Soul, and asked him:
"You're crazy. Do you know that?"
In twelve thousand years, no one had ever held his hand.
She shook it.
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Later, it was passed down from generation to generation in the world of cultivation: There is only one sword in the supreme swordsmanship, and its name is "You". There are only a few people who have understood it in ancient and modern times.
But no one has ever known that the reason why the sword was called that was because a mortal woman named Shen Ru used a hand full of calluses to pull the possessed sword madman back from the edge of the cliff.
Pull back to the human world.
Bringing her back to the world where there are spring bamboo shoots, wild chrysanthemums, and people waiting for her to come home for dinner.
Ten thousand years later, Lin Jingzhe, the son of a blacksmith, was forced to embark on the path of sword cultivation.
Everyone said that he had no connection with the sword.
Until one day, he held a rusty piece of iron and saw a pair of eyes.
In those eyes, there is his only destination in this life.
Reader comments
I feel like the male protagonist was written in an awkward way. Gu Chen has long said that the male protagonist is ready to fight, but the male protagonist still cannot protect himself and the female protagonist. Gu Chen is like an NPC who sends out tasks. He comes to rescue every time there is danger. There are no specific fighting scenes, and the character dialogue is pretentious.
I have watched some of it so far, and I think it's pretty good. The protagonist's growth rate feels pretty good, and I also quite like the heroine's character. Very gentle. But I don't want the theme of this book to be about love and love. The protagonist feels that after he takes revenge later, he can be confused for a short period of time. People do not grow up easily and it takes time.
The writing was okay, but why did I stop updating it?
I feel like the male protagonist was written in an awkward way. Gu Chen has long said that the male protagonist is ready to fight, but the male protagonist still cannot protect himself and the female protagonist. Gu Chen is like an NPC who sends out tasks. He comes to rescue every time there is danger. There are no specific fighting scenes, and the character dialogue is pretentious.
I have watched some of it so far, and I think it's pretty good. The protagonist's growth rate feels pretty good, and I also quite like the heroine's character. Very gentle. But I don't want the theme of this book to be about love and love. The protagonist feels that after he takes revenge later, he can be confused for a short period of time. People do not grow up easily and it takes time.
The writing was okay, but why did I stop updating it?