Kongkong'er pulled roughly a dozen booklets from his sleeve, and Su Che opened them one by one.
"Hundred Rivers Sword Manual," "Twelve Heavenly Gate Swords," "Huai Taisu's Brief Discussion of the Profound Mysteries of Seventy-Two Sword Arts," "Thirty-Six Finger Wonders"...
The sword manuals were extremely clear, without the slightest trace of spiritual power. At the back of every volume were the words: "East Sea Sword Palace, a gift for those with affinity, not a penny charged."
Su Che skimmed through them once and could not help being greatly shocked. Though these sword manuals were bound quite crudely, there was truly plenty of genuine merchandise inside.
Take the Hundred Rivers Sword Manual, for instance. It was Sword Immortal Bai Chuan's discourse on Creation Sword Intent—how the myriad phenomena of heaven, earth, mountains, rivers, and the mortal world could be infused into the sword, how sword intent could evolve. It expounded the profundities of creating ten thousand arts with a single sword.
Though it did not specifically teach any particular cultivation method, it was indeed a lecture text explaining the subtleties of Creation Sword Intent.
The Twelve Heavenly Gate Swords, meanwhile, taught how one person could form an array and train an array alone, turning sword intent into the equivalent of a sword formation. It was divided into twelve different sword formations and was known as the Twelve Longevity Swords. One sword opened the Heavenly Gate; it was a marvelous sword art pointing directly toward the path of an Immortal Sword Cultivator.
And "Huai Taisu's Brief Discussion of the Profound Mysteries of Seventy-Two Sword Arts" was even more extraordinary. Huai Taisu had been a sword immortal of the Ancient Era, rumored to be the reincarnation of the White Emperor among the Five Directions and Five Emperors. This book collected Huai Taisu's assessments