Broken Sword, Questioning Heaven

The son of a frontier hunter, Xiao Che, was born with a sword bone that was gouged out and a dried-up dantian. Rejected by the immortal sects and regarded by his village as an ill omen, all he has left is his father's dying words: "Guard the Sword Tomb well." He can hear the unfinished obsessions of the dead—the vengeance, the protection of their homeland, the keeping of promises of those who died in battle—all of which condense into sword intent, hidden in sword tombs, desolate shrines, and soul-suppressing steles. While others cultivate qi in pursuit of longevity, he forges swords from obsession. From a blood feud over a slaughtered village to one man and one sword guarding a lonely city, from the tip of a demonic sword to a bloody war for home and country, he tears apart the shocking fraud behind "ascension" step by step. When the gods harvest the world and a hundred swords sing in unison, he breaks his sword and questions Heaven: By what right is this heavenly dao so high and mighty? — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Broken Sword, Questioning Heaven — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠