The Broken Sword

I've read through the existing chapters twice and compiled this, and it finally reads much more smoothly. Eleven years ago, Lin Che "came to this world," appearing at the place where the Underworld Lord had fallen six hundred years ago. At that time, he was just a boy of about ten years old, and was rescued by Master Yanshe of Lianshan Temple.

Volume 1 is officially finished! Seeing the revised "This volume is complete" added in the early hours of the morning brought back quite a few feelings. At first, when I saw "Broken Sword," I thought it was just the "Sword Broken in the Central Plains" mentioned in the synopsis, but after reading the whole volume, I realized it was much more than that.

The three female characters who have received the most attention so far (including direct and indirect descriptions) are Ming Shijiu, Fu Yueyi, and Yu Xianyu. Among them, Ming Shijiu is the only one with whom there is physical contact (I originally wanted to write that he was the only one, but Chapter 22 says, "This warmth is not unfamiliar; he has experienced it several times in the past."

Until it's clear whether it's a single woman or a harem, I'll wait and see. Just flirting without marrying is a major taboo in reading. (Marking this page; I'll give it a shout-out when there's a clear outcome.)

A newcomer writing like this probably won't get signed.

The editor should protect this book; it might be the next "Red Heart Patrols the Sky." The author found a decent editor who at least offered a contract. You could ask the editor for a recommendation.

It definitely needs to have multiple female leads! I love reading multi-female lead novels with good writing.

I have a question: single or multiple? Also, I'm a stock trader.

The question of whether it's a single female lead or a harem is quite important. If you don't specify, the readers won't feel at ease and won't be interested.

Single female lead or harem? 🙂