Fantasy, wild ideas, an overpowered protagonist, Sword God, transmigration, lighthearted daily life, healing humor
“Xie Yan.”
“Xie Yan...” I repeated the name twice in my mind. “What do you do?”
“I’m the Sword God.”
He said it in the same calm tone as if he were saying, “I’m a carpenter” or “I’m a blacksmith.”
I stopped in my tracks and nearly tripped over my own feet.
“Y-you’re the Sword God?”
“Mm.”
“What kind of ‘god’?”
“The kind in ‘immortal deity.’”
I fell silent for three seconds, then did the thing most in keeping with modern social etiquette:
I gave him a polite, awkward smile.
Got it. There’s something wrong with this guy’s head.
Then, one dusk or dawn, in an inn in some town or beneath the shade of a great tree, I slowly came to realize
The best journeys aren’t about reaching a particular destination.
They’re about having someone by your side who’s willing to listen to your stories.
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