When I became Lin Zifeng, the Flowing Cloud Sword, I had seventeen wounds on my body, my sword was broken, and I was close to death.
The original owner had tied twenty years of his life to a piece of iron.
I wasn't about to do something that stupid.
I drained all the qi from the sword and poured it into my own meridians.
Then I threw the sword away.
Lu Jin surrounded me with seven others, but they couldn't take me down.
Zhang Zhiwei fought me once and said I was stronger than Lu Jin.
Over the decades that followed, I fought the Quanzhen and the orthodox sects alike.
People in the martial world began calling me the Sword Saint. Others called me a madman.
They asked where my sword was.
I said, I am the sword.
Until the day I stood before the Taoist temple on Mount Longhu.
"Heavenly Master, have you ever been defeated?"
Looking at the author's method of purifying the protagonist's meridians, it is recommended to refer to Wen Ruian's innate body-breaking invisible sword energy, the external sword with the thumb, the sword with the index finger and middle finger combined with the sword finger, the flick sword with the ring finger, the kneading sword with the little finger, and the toe sword that combines light skills and leg skills. In addition to the advanced cultivation of body protection and defense, the skill set is very comprehensive. Moreover, the protagonist's absorption of the energy of heaven and earth is similar to Guan Qi's absorption of the spiritual energy of heaven, earth and vegetation.
What does the protagonist want to do so much? Just become stronger and kill randomly.
The plot is okay, but the protagonist doesn't feel like a time traveler, but the person who was first taken away by Lin Zifeng.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Not bad, but there are too few updates. I recommend more updates🍉
Very beautiful, very cool to kill.
Beautiful writing, smooth and smooth, no messy settings
Not bad, just how will it develop in the future?
Good looking, please update soon from the author
Good book, good reviews