Cultivating the Dharma Body, Starting with the Evil-Warding Sword Style

First of all, congratulations to Xianyu on the release of his new book. Secondly, welcome to new readers. Xianyu is a talented author with ideas and unique characteristics. Once you click with his style, his books are quite good. As a long-time reader who has followed many of his books, let me revisit Xianyu's works. First, let's take a look at the author's works that exceed one million words:

I feel like writing about dark wizards or other infinitely complex elements is more interesting; I'm getting a bit tired of just martial arts and cultivation stories.

The Dark Wizard Zhu Peng is the first book to be completed. 😡

Why are the Sunflower Manual and the Evil-Repelling Sword Technique so famous? Because they involve cutting!

Leaving aside the fact that the protagonist didn't cultivate the accompanying internal energy cultivation method for the Wuji Sword in chapters three and four, and the fact that the Evil-Slaying Sword Manual mentions self-castration by wielding a sword, the author didn't even mention it, yet you say the Lin family were two generations of business geniuses who didn't cultivate it?

I've been wondering if the Evil-Repelling Sword Technique, which doesn't involve cutting off the penis, could be practiced as a male enhancement technique.

Isn't Lin Zhennan's method useless because it only has the Evil-Repelling Sword Technique and lacks the corresponding internal energy cultivation method?

The description of the Evil-Repelling Sword Technique doesn't match the original novel. According to the original setting of "The Smiling, Proud Wanderer," if one only practices sword techniques and moves without castrating oneself to cultivate internal energy, the power is actually very low, basically at the lower-middle level of the second tier and the upper-middle level of the third tier.

I once wrote an evaluation of Xianyu (a popular author of wuxia novels), saying that many of his books were abandoned or failed, largely because they were all written under pressure during times of crisis. The protagonist was forced to rapidly improve himself, often taking risks and teetering on the brink of life and death, using unorthodox and demonic abilities to enhance himself, and eventually…

I've seen plenty of people boasting about the internal energy cultivation techniques in the Evil-Slaying Sword Manual. But this is the first time I've seen someone boasting about its swordplay. Lin Pingzhi's father practiced it his whole life and couldn't even defeat the Four Beasts of Qingcheng, yet he has the nerve to brag about it.