Wulin_Jianghu

Hi! Thanks for reading. It's been a while since I could not be connected to inkstone to update my story. Your suggestion is much appreciated, I will correct those grammar errors :)

Wow...thanks for the beautiful ending! You do a great job!

Tragic, but glorious! Thanks for reading.

so sweet!!!

The sword belonged to Goujian, is a famous sword forged (allegedly) by Ou Yezi - the legendary sword forger. In my novel, Ou Yezi was the teacher of the immortals Ying and Xuanye. The Sword of Goujian was discovered in 1965 in Hubei, China. Cast in tin bronze, it is renowned for its unusual sharpness and resistance to tarnishing rarely seen in artifacts so old - especially it was soaked in water when it was discovered. The sword can be seen in Hubei Provincial Museum and it's regarded as one of the precious Chinese cultural relics forbidden to be exhibited abroad. There's no historical record mentioned clearly who forged the sword, and who inscribed the writing on the sword. Whoever that person was, his/her work is immortalized in this precious sword.

I had to make up immortals characters since they are the witnesses of history. They're the ones who recorded the history, and including witnessing the evil people receiving karma from their evil deeds. When you read the second book - there are some characters who are immortalized, but not immortals.

it was common at that time that peasants had no name. Sometimes they're just called as First Son, Second Daughter, Third Wife, etc.

She had no name. She's from the Yue State. Therefore he just called her Yue Nv ( A Female of Yue or Yue Maiden)

Euphemism to say that they enjoy their conjugal bliss. LOL.

Yes. They lived deep inside the forest far away from any village.