A Sword Immortal Dwells on Hanging Sword Peak

Su Jichen had tricked the goddess into bearing his twins, but before he could even wave goodbye, he was sent to another world.

He awoke alone on a towering, precipitous peak, with no way up to heaven or down to earth.

Every day, he struggled to find enough to survive.

His only companions were a jade skeleton, a paper kite, and a jujube tree.

He spent his days on the mountain playing at wilderness survival, completely unaware that the people below had gone mad...

The former clan outcast, the green-robed Sword God Dugu Luxia: “Though my master never meets with me, he has shown me kindness beyond measure!”

The former crippled true disciple of the Overlord Sword Sect, the Sword Demon Chu Kuangren: “My master gave me a new lease on life!”

The young man whose Supreme Sword Bone was stolen by his half-brother, the Sword-Eating Madman Chen Hao, whose name terrifies sword cultivators: “My master taught me the supreme art!”

The stones he uses to build houses are divine stones every sword cultivator dreams of?

The dead branches that fall from that stunted jujube tree can slice through treasured weapons with ease?

The flying beasts he treats as game are actually demon kings feared by all?

The seeds blown in by the wind are the last Thunder Apricots in the world?

The spring he dug up from the ground is a jade spring of spiritual marrow?

Su Jichen: “I thought I was just surviving in the wilderness. I wasn't trying to stir up trouble.”

At some point, everyone learned that a Sword Immortal lived on Hanging Sword Peak.