Becoming a Blade-Wielder Since the Heian Period

Content warning: This is not a wish-fulfillment story, and the protagonist is very weak. A side character pursues the protagonist one-sidedly, but the ending is still no-CP. If that bothers you, proceed with caution. After surviving a train derailment, losing his beloved sword, and having his soul attached to a stone, Wan Jiangxingjiu thought nothing could surprise him anymore. Until an old man threw him into a fire and forged him into a blade. “I never said I wanted to stop being human!” A preview of my new story: Half-Step Prodigy [Prince of Tennis] has an original protagonist. It’s a school romance with a touch of bittersweetness. I’m already building up a backlog, so updates will probably start in about two months? A half-step prodigy from a rural elementary school has trained for only two years, yet has already competed in the youth tennis tournament twice. He placed fourth the first time, and plans to aim for first place this time. If he wins, he can advertise his elementary school. He’s always been proud of himself and convinced he’s a genius, until he meets a real prodigy. Theme: Taking responsibility