I'm Not a Sword Immortal, I'm a Sword Immortal Wholesaler

[Cultivating Immortality as a Clan + Behind-the-Scenes Nurturing + Swordsmanship Investment + One-Sword Protagonist + A Cast of Rising Geniuses.]

Others cultivate immortality through talent. Wang Heng does it by nurturing swords.

In his hands, a broken sword becomes a magical artifact with a touch, and a spiritual weapon after he holds it for the time it takes an incense stick to burn.

But cultivating himself is incredibly difficult. A single sword strike leaves him completely drained.

That is, until he discovers that any sword he has awakened will gradually turn its wielder into a swordsmanship prodigy, whose sword essence flows back to him and nourishes his sword bones.

And so Wang Heng sees the light.

Rather than scour the world for chosen ones blessed by fortune, why not make them himself?

A good-for-nothing from the clan? Give them a sword, and they’ll turn their life around.

A fallen clan elder? Have them cultivate the sword, and they’ll return to their peak.

A prodigy destined to become a villain? Nurture them too. The stronger they get, the greater the benefits he receives.

A hundred years later, an unparalleled Sword God arrives with his life-bound divine weapon, ready to kill.

Wang Heng merely raises a hand and says coolly:

“Come, sword.”

In an instant, ten thousand swords across the land betray their masters and bow to him.