"Watch my Blossoming Flowers Sword!"
"Hmph, you cheated! You actually used the god-tier sword technique Lord Nameless taught Chen Yunmu. Ba Shu 69 Xin."
"You can use it too."
"But then there'd be no winner or loser."
"Ah, if only I could really learn the Blossoming Flowers Sword."
On Lesser Thousand Street, several children were playing in an alley. In the end, they all looked toward Nameless's statue in the distance.
"The latest episode of Record of the Young Hero's Demon-Slaying is out."
At that moment, a little boy poked his head out of a window and shouted. The children immediately tossed aside their wooden sticks and rushed back indoors to watch the serial.
Ma Lie picked up the wooden sticks the children had discarded, helplessly tidied them up, and set them aside. Then he returned to his house, switched on the Oracle Stone, and began watching Record of the Young Hero's Demon-Slaying.
I've watched every one of Lord Nameless's battle videos. Lord Nameless barely used a sword a few times, yet this screenwriter is really making things up. Every time Nameless appears, he's using a sword. Could the screenwriter be a sword cultivator? Ma Lie inwardly complained as he watched.
Some editors really did like to slip their personal preferences into their work. Whatever kind of cultivator they were, that type of cultivator was often stronger in the story.
If the editor was a sword cultivator, then sword cultivators would definitely be powerful. If the screenwriter was a mage, then mages would surely slaughter everyone in their path. If the screenwriter was a superpowered individual, then superpowered individuals would undoubtedly be godlike in the plot.
Once some screenwriters became famous, viewers only needed to see who had written a serial to guess which profession would reign supreme in it.