
Forging Swords
炼剑
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 209k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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I'm pretty sure the protagonist who forged the sword was surnamed Xiong and named San. Haha, just a spoiler: Fellow Daoist Xiong San planned his final sword forging for tens of thousands of years, but the opportunity to forge the sword was seized by Er Lengzi, the number one sword cultivator in Tiannan.
Reason for the hiatus of Sword Forging
Firstly, the filming of the movie was delayed due to the pandemic, so the plot of the novel could not progress too quickly, lest there be no suspense later; Secondly, the author of "The Great Dream" is afraid of diverting readers' attention.
Why can't I vote with monthly tickets? I still have several!
A suggestion for Wang Yu: The author excels at writing about the rise of ordinary people, because these characters easily evoke emotion; their frustration creates anticipation, which is a role Wang Yu can easily empathize with. That's why he could write "A Mortal's Journey to Immortality" so quickly. However, his current writing has lost this most precious element.
The protagonist of the novel is named Han Li. In the next chapter, he arrives at the Eight Desolations City and drinks and chats with Li Qima.
Haha, you guys are really willing to invest in this? The update schedule has never been explicitly stated by Wang Pang.
For the first time, I found subscribing to an entire book to be incredibly easy!
Ever since reading Wang Yu's first novel, *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality*, I haven't been able to read anything else. I've been following Wang Yu's works exclusively. There's no way around it; only his books are worth reading. The others just feel too rough.
I'd seen "Practicing Swordsmanship" on WeChat public accounts a while ago, and now it's finally been uploaded!
After finishing the Immortal Realm arc, you still have time to update this book? Won't that cause confusion? I read the first chapter today, and now I'm already getting confused with the Six Traces of Nightmare Palace.