[Never Return Home Young] [In Progress]
They say a man returns home in defeat, returning to conceal the loneliness of a famous sword. A famous sword does not belong to an ordinary, unremarkable hero.
[Moonbreak, Blossoms in Flight] [Coming Soon]
When a white horse steps into the river, does it mean an old friend has come? When a white horse walks beneath the moon, is an old friend's shadow sitting on its back? When a white horse carries plum blossoms, is it bound for a faraway place?
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[Snow of Sickness, Cinnabar] [Complete]
In the martial world, when will vengeance ever end? How much love and hatred have been surrendered to the wind? After taking revenge, where does a lucky survivor go, and who must they wait for to come seeking vengeance with a blade?
When hatred has worn away, where can those who lived by it go?
[Dare Not Break a Promise] [Complete]
The one who arrives late says there was never an appointment. If there was no appointment, how could it be late?
Withered grass before a grave, dusk settling in, and the one who came late weeping.
[My Sword Never Rusts] [Complete]
Among the world's legendary weapons, when a hero takes up a sword destined to be passed down through the ages, must he also leave behind a name for the ages, as one who will be remembered?
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[Hundred Blades at Sunset]
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[Remembering the Dashing Days]
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[Descriptions of completed stories have been moved below. Only the current main story is introduced first, and the protagonists of completed stories have been moved to the supporting character section.]
Theme: In the martial world, how many things are truly beyond one's control?
Heroes are not afraid of being swallowed up by time, and their spirit and pride have meaning once they exist.
Why do you keep changing the title of your book?