The Sword Dao Across the Heavens: One Sword Soars to Immortality

This is a story about the pursuit of the sword. The first volume, Kung Fu, is just the beginning. If you don’t like it, you can start with Volume Two.

There’s the Evil God of Fire Cloud, Linghu Chong, Li Xunhuan, Yan Shisan’s Fifteenth Sword of Death, and Dugu Sword Saint’s Sword Twenty-Three.

Stages of swordsmanship:

Mortal stages: beginner, minor achievement, major achievement, and perfection. Only when a sword technique reaches perfection can one hope to comprehend the next stage.

Sword cultivator stages: A sword technique perfected may lead to comprehending sword momentum. The momentum of the Heavy Mountain Sword Technique, for example, is like a towering mountain. Different sword techniques produce different kinds of sword momentum.

Sword intent: Different sword techniques give rise to different sword intents. The Gale Sword Technique yields Gale Sword Intent. Different sword intents can be fused to form a more powerful sword intent.

Sword heart: There are three stages. First: a sword in hand and a sword in the heart. Second: no sword in hand, but a sword in the heart. Third: no sword in hand and no sword in the heart.

Sword soul: Sword momentum, sword intent, and sword heart fuse to form a sword soul. A sword or saber soul can manifest and destroy heaven and earth.

Sword domain: The domain of the sword. Within it, one is practically invincible unless facing someone of equal or greater cultivation.

Heart sword: With a single thought, anything in heaven and earth can become a sword.

Origin sword: One can comprehend other laws of the Great Dao, such as the Great Dao of Destruction, and form the Sword Dao of Destruction.

Martial arts are ranked as: unranked, third-rate, second-rate, first-rate (early, middle, late, and peak stages), then innate, grandmaster, great grandmaster, and heavenly being.