[Adorable group favorite + father-like male protagonist + cultivating immortality + refreshing writing without cruelty + daily life of master and apprentice + peak swordsmanship + healing orientation + happy enemies + pretending to be pigs and eating tigers + the first daughter slave in the world of immortality]
When I was three years old, I was put in a bamboo basket and floated along the Lingxi River into Cangwu Mountain. The person who picked me up was Mu Hanxue, the most terrifying sword master in Cangwu Mountain. Everyone said he would throw me off the cliff to feed the monsters. But he just silently untied his robe, wrapped it around my soaked body, and begged me with the lowest gesture in his life: "Stop crying." "I'll take you home."
From that day on, there was a little girl in Cangwu Mountain. My brothers and sisters held me in their hands, and my uncles and uncles were vying to teach me the exercises. Even the ancestor who was said to have been in seclusion for hundreds of years came out of seclusion to see me and said he wanted to personally open my spiritual roots. Rumors spread throughout the world of immortality: Mu Hanxue picked up a little girl of unknown origin, raised her as a daughter-in-law, and doted on her to no end. Someone asked sourly if it was worth it. Mu Hanxue raised her sword and spoke calmly:
"My daughter, it's not your turn to say whether it's worth it or not."
And I just want to grow up quickly and be the most caring little cotton-padded jacket to the best swordsman in the world. By the way, beat back those who bullied dad one by one.
Reader comments
Although I haven't read many chapters now, I like this book very much. The style is very quiet, and I am quiet too.
Although I haven't read many chapters now, I like this book very much. The style is very quiet, and I am quiet too.