The Immortal Sword God
不朽剑神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.6M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
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The Heavens and the Seas of Worlds
There are three thousand paths, and each person follows a different one. There is no absolute right or wrong, strong or weak. Some attain the Dao through music, their melodies stirring the heavens and returning all things to chaos. Some attain the Dao through chess, the stars their pieces and the universe their board. Some attain the Dao through writing, their pens recording the ages and their ink marking the path of the sages. Some attain the Dao through painting, their skillful hands depicting
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That Glimmer of Light in Everyone's Heart
Everyone has their own principles, their own pursuits, their own dreams. But under the crushing pressure of reality, we lose our edge and our sense of possibility. Now, all we can do is place our hopes in the fleeting world of books, searching for the brilliance we lost so long ago. Perhaps it is only a faint hope, but holding on and refusing to give up is an achievement in itself. Let’s rekindle that spark and light the glow in everyone’s heart. Perhaps hope is just ahead!
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What I remember most vividly is the art of swordsmanship.
There are very few cultivation novels that embody this spirit of chivalry anymore; some novels have protagonists who are too violent.
The first novel I ever read was this one, and I still can't forget it.
When I read more than 40 chapters of this novel, I was almost poisoned to death. At the beginning of the novel, the author deliberately emphasized that the protagonist was ruthless in destroying women. I thought the protagonist had a basic bottom line when it came to beauty and would never be soft-hearted just because a woman was beautiful.
The greatest heroes are those who worry about their country and its people. This core theme, rare in cultivation novels, runs through the entire story with a strong sense of chivalry.
Arriving at a small village, the protagonist, out of a sense of justice, chases away the underlings and causes a ruckus at the mountain gate to prove his chivalry before making a quick getaway. Later, the village is retaliated against. The protagonist, upon hearing of this, destroyed that sect (?) And proved his chivalry once more. The name of the innocent village was used by the protagonist to achieve this...
I used to watch pirated versions, but this time I came back to review the mnemonics. The art of swordsmanship is like a game of chess, anticipating the opponent's moves, transcending fixed forms and self-interest, using the sword to fight the opponent, and the opponent to fight the sword.
It's an old book I read before, a classic Xianxia novel. The whole story is about chivalry, with very positive values and a grand plot. It gets more and more interesting as you go on. It's suitable for beginners, but for veteran readers, there are quite a few flaws.
The first novel I read left a deep impression on me. I found it very touching at the time, but looking back, that feeling is gone. I don't know if it lost its soul or if I lost my way. It seems like everything is still possible, yet it also seems like everything is too late. What has the past few years taken away from me? What have I abandoned in the flow of time?
Shouldn't Lu Xue have died or been punished if things had gone smoothly? Damn, just because she's a beautiful woman doesn't mean she can get away with anything.