"This transformation, this form—it could no longer be considered a spear, right? At most, it belonged in the category of long weapons alongside spears." Mo Lin looked at the Three-Pointed Double-Edged Blade in his hand as he spoke.
The Three-Pointed Double-Edged Blade, abbreviated as the Three-Pointed Blade, was the weapon used by Erlang God in Chinese mythology. Its handle reached the wielder's chest, while the blade extended from the chest to the top of the head, rising slightly above it. It was a long weapon, also called the Erlang Blade, a weapon combining a blade and a fork. Its tip had the shape of a trident blade, with edges on both sides of the blade body. The trident could be used for locking and shoveling, giving it uniquely intricate techniques.
As Mo Lin looked at the weapon, an indescribable smile appeared on his face. The Three-Pointed Double-Edged Blade was not among the traditional eighteen weapons. No military general in actual Chinese history should have ever used such a weapon, yet it was often brought out as the weapon of certain characters in many Chinese dramas. The most famous example was naturally Erlang God, Yang Jian.
Moreover, it was as if major writers had reached some sort of agreement. Whether it was the Yuan dynasty drama Erlang God Drunkenly Shoots the Demon-Locking Mirror, the Ming dynasty works Journey to the West and Investiture of the Gods, or other forms of art, all recognized the Three-Pointed Double-Edged Blade as the weapon of Erlang God Yang Jian. It could be said that thanks to Yang Jian, this relatively obscure weapon had gained such high recognition and popularity among the Chinese people. Mo Lin himself had developed quite a fondness for it for the same reason.
Now that he could personally wield such a