A certain sword soul's infinite journey

Chapter 70 Weapon Types
Most of the disciples of the Yuanyang School are overseas Chinese. Because the concept of children who grow up abroad is not the same as that of traditional Chinese families, it is difficult to receive talented disciples.

Lin Shuwu's ancestors were the first group of Chinese who came to the United States during the California Gold Rush in 1849. The elders have been assimilated for a hundred years and can be regarded as true Americans.

Although he grew up in such a family, Lin Shuwu unexpectedly loves the culture of his hometown, especially martial arts.

This kind of love led to the first consumption in his life, which was the tuition fee of the martial arts gym in Chinatown.

Compared with other Chinese in the martial arts gym at that time, Lin Shuwu's talent can only be regarded as above average, but coupled with his love, he became the top of all of them.

The curator of the martial arts school took a fancy to him at a glance, not only refunded his tuition, but also allowed him to work here and paid him a salary.

At that time, Lin Shuwu's elders were greedy for petty gains, so they agreed, so that when the curator officially accepted apprentices, it was too late for his family to persuade Lin Shuwu to change his career.

After formally accepting apprentices, the curator brought Lin Shuwu back to the mainland to recognize his ancestors in the main line of Laoshan Mountain, just like what Lin Shuwu took Lin Yi to do now.

In Lin Shuwu's words, this is called inheritance...

This inheritance has even been carried on to his own descendants, which has also resulted in his two sons and one daughter, who are very different from their cousins ​​since they were young.

The curator at that time had a good vision, because Lin Shuwu was indeed a qualified talker.

But at the same time, his talent is indeed not top-notch, at least not good enough compared to other peers.

Lin Shuwu, who is 74 this year, is obviously two years younger than his senior brother, but his face is more than twice as old, and his strength is not as good.

Especially after finding out that he was suffering from stomach cancer, Lin Shuwu didn't even dare to try to absorb cosmic energy, for fear that the cosmic energy would stimulate his cancer cells and cause his condition to deteriorate.

If it was eight years ago, the threat of death would definitely not be able to stop Lin Shuwu's love for martial arts.

But now, Lin Shuwu was afraid.

All the turning points happened eight years ago in the Palin Orphanage, where Lin Shuwu adopted an astonishingly gifted Chinese orphan.

He handed him pile skills and sword techniques with his own hands, and watched him advance by leaps and bounds like a rocket.

Lin Shuwu, who was limited by his aptitude, began to transfer his enthusiasm for martial arts to this heaven-defying little disciple.

He believes that if there is one person in the world who is not restricted by qualifications, that person must be Lin Yi.

Lin Shuwu understood that he was doomed not to be able to see the mystery of the peak of martial arts in this life, but he believed that Lin Yi would definitely be able to.

So he can't die...

How could he be willing to die?
He hasn't seen Lin Yi become a real adult yet, he hasn't seen Lin Yi get married and have children, he hasn't seen Lin Yi go to the end of martial arts...

How could he die before seeing these?
So, Lin Shuwu found his senior brother, and brazenly used up the last healing talisman.

So when Lin Yi told Lin Shuwu the news, he agreed without hesitation.

What is a little risk?
As long as he can survive, as long as he can watch Lin Yi move on, no matter how high the price is, he is willing.

Looking at the young figure on the Taiyue Mountain training ground, Lin Shuwu couldn't help showing a smile.

Go ahead, Master will always watch you...

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……

A week passed quickly.

In this week, Lin Yi mastered all the new skills given by the system, and at the same time, while practicing [Li·Ghost Sword Art], he also learned a new skill.

【Extreme Breaking Weapon】

[Skill Level: Lv1 (872/1000)]

[Skill description: within a certain period of time, make the weapon in your hand break through the limit, but it will also accelerate the consumption of its durability]

[Skill effect: Increase the basic attack power, skill attack power and physical crit rate of the weapon, and at the same time, the durability consumption speed is increased to 300%]

As expected of the core buff skill of Sword Soul, Lin Yi is very satisfied with the effect brought by [Breaking Extreme Weapon].

The most important point is that the proficiency of this skill is also easy to improve.

He only needs to add this buff when practicing other skills. Apart from a little sword fee, there are basically no other shortcomings.

As for Fei Jian...

Will Taoism lack a few swords?

In the process of practicing again, Lin Yi discovered that after adding the buff of [Broken Ji Weapon], even wooden swords, as long as they meet the type of weapon in the system's judgment, can use [Ligui Sword Art] to cut out different skills Effect.

You know, before this, the wooden sword in Lin Yi's hand would be automatically judged as a blunt weapon every time.

But now, Lin Yi can even use a wooden sword that meets the dagger specifications to cut out sharp sword energy.

It has to be said that after Lin Yi became more familiar with the skill [Li·Ghost Sword Art], he became happier in his heart.

[Li·Ghost Sword Technique] Not only can strengthen all the ghost sword techniques learned before the conversion, but it is itself an enhanced ghost sword technique.

When he holds a giant sword, each sword will add a heavy force, and all skills will have super body effects.

The blunt weapon is similar to the great sword in its special power form, but the core of the great sword is a heavy "slash", while it focuses on a heavy "smash", and has a chance to add a mandatory knockback effect.

The specific performance is that when Lin Yi smashes the stone with his hands, even if he does not use force, there is a chance that the stone will be thrown into the air.

The Taidao is undoubtedly the most special, because it is the same as the lightsaber that Lin Yi has never touched before, and it is a relatively gorgeous two-sword style.

When using [Ligui Sword Art] to wield the Taidao, the edge of the blade will generate a flowing force like a stream of water. This flowing breath once reminded Lin Yi of the breath of water in Demon Slayer: Blade.

After using this power on a wild boar, Lin Yi found that it mainly focused on "flow" and "movement", and it manifested itself as a continuous bleeding effect on the enemy.

Of course, these are just icing on the cake for Lin Yi now.

What surprised Lin Yi the most was the skill effect of the dagger.

Just like in the game, he can easily use the dagger to unleash sharp sword energy.

Not only that, he can also freely control the size of the sword energy, and increase the sharpness of the sword energy through 【Breaking Extreme Weapon】.

What's more, Xuanzong's Tang sword, which he used the most, was also judged to be a short sword by the system.

At first, this made Lin Yi a little hard to understand.

Because the length of the blade of a short sword in the conventional sense should be between 30-60 centimeters, but the blade of Lin Yi's Tang sword has already exceeded 70 centimeters, so why is it still considered a short sword.

It wasn't until Lin Yi saw a certain 1.5-meter Taoist senior practicing swordsmanship that Lin Yi suddenly realized.

The system's judgment on the type of weapon is not based on the public, but on the player himself.

For a man of 1.5 meters, 70 centimeters is no longer a long sword.

But for Lin Yi, who is currently 1.8 meters six and is in puberty, and may break through 1.9 meters in the future, the 77 cm blade still does not break through the category of short swords.

"Today is the time for the old man's treatment..."

After the morning exercise, Lin Yi put away the newly acquired Tang sword in his hand, turned around and looked at the black Audi driving up the mountain—it was here to pick them up.

(End of this chapter)