The Unseen Sword

[Coming next: the suspense novels "I Beat the Infinite Escape Game by Winning Prizes," "Loading a Save Won't Restart the Game [Infinite]," and "Mental Transmigration [Quick Transmigration]. Please add them to your collections!] **This is the second book in "The Invisible Blade." See the first book in the author's column.** Xiao Lihen: "Your sword is fast, so fast that no one can see it." Qin Shiyi: "And you?" Xiao Lihen: "Me? I can't see it either." Qin Shiyi: "But there is one thing you can see." Xiao Lihen: "What?" Qin Shiyi: "My love for you." What use is a sword in this martial world if you aren't here? One-on-one, happy ending, protagonist is the bottom. ↓↓↓Coming next↓↓↓ "Mental Transmigration [Quick Transmigration]" In the year 5035, in an age of advanced technology, psychological treatment has changed. Psychiatrists enter their patients' fantastical mental worlds to dispel their inner demons and save them. One day, a patient of unknown origin arrives at the clinic. He has several mental illnesses and a tendency toward self-harm. Genius psychiatrist Yin Mo: "There's no patient I can't save. If there is, they're already dead." The near-death patient [hands on hips]: "Let's see how you save me." Yin Mo silently raises his scalpel: "Shall I dissect your brain and take a look?" The near-death patient [clutching his chest]: "Ah, I'm alive." This near-death patient is strange. His mental world is always full of bizarre phenomena. Objects that don't fit the era of his mental world, dark scenes that appear at fixed times, repeated words... All of these things somehow resonate with Yin Mo's confused memories. In search of the truth, Yin Mo travels through the patient's mental world again and again. But in the end, he makes a startling discovery: the patient doesn't exist in this world... "Loading a Save Won't Restart the Game [Infinite]" What would you do if one day you lost your memory, got thrown into a deadly game, and eventually discovered that you'd developed the game before losing your memory? Fu Ye: "I'd shoot myself first." Fu Ye wakes up in a world where he has no memories. By chance, he obtains a game pass. The game claims players can reload and try again after dying. However, players who die in the game are gradually pronounced dead in real life, too. Their deaths all took place fifteen years ago, and their order of death follows the alphabetical order of their names. The next one to die is Fu Ye... Fu Ye: "If I go back in time and shoot myself, is it too late? Better to die by my own hand than in the game!" System: "I'm afraid not. The golden fingers you gave yourself are max combat power, max luck, max charm... but no time travel." Fu Ye: "...Add it now." System: "Sure." After going back in time Fu Ye: "Why didn't I manage to shoot myself dead?" System: "Sorry, you also set yourself to be immortal." Fu Ye: "…" "I Beat the Infinite Escape Game by Winning Prizes" Jin Li, born under a lucky star, wins every time he enters a prize drawing. One day, he wins the grand prize and gets thrown into an escape game. The game lets each player draw a random item every day to help them win. And so... In a trap-filled castle where losing your way or taking one wrong step means certain death, A player waves his newly won compass and laughs arrogantly: "You're all doomed." Jin Li quietly pulls out the strategy guide he just won: "What did you just say?" On a deserted island crawling with beasts, and in a research facility where you could be snatched away for human experimentation at any moment, A player proudly brandishes the dagger he just won: "I'm definitely the one who's getting out of here alive." Jin Li pulls out a crate of grenades he just won: "I wonder if these will be enough to blow up the research facility." All the players: "We want to report you for cheating!" Jin Li: "Sorry, I just designed this game and came to try it out myself." Author's Weibo: Jinjiang Yaxi There are also completed novels with two rows of trees in the author's column. Please add them to your collections! Theme: Punish evil and promote good, and uphold the core socialist values of ancient times