Sang Du transmigrated into the world of cultivation. He isn’t the cunning villain, nor is he the “Dragon Overlord” protagonist, he ended up as the spirit of that protagonist’s life-bound sword.

Being a sword spirit wouldn’t be so bad, but… his new master, the “Dragon Overlord” Li Jizhen, looked at him with an emotionless expression and asked, “An evil spirit?” He then raised his hand, intending to scatter Sang Du’s soul into nothingness.

In a moment of desperation, Sang Du blurted out, “Believe me! I really am your life-bound sword spirit!” He added, “Everyone says a sword is a sword cultivator’s wife, and a sword spirit is part of the sword. So how could you kill your own wife?!”

Li Jizhen: “…………”

Managing to pacify the suspicious master with his frantic claims, Sang Du just wanted to “lie flat” and slack off. I’m just a sword spirit, why should I care about cultivation competition? If my master ascends to godhood, I’ll naturally ride his coattails to success!

But the “Dragon Overlord” wouldn’t let him be. Li Jizhen was a perfectionist who forced the spirit to train alongside him. One day, Li Jizhen brought back an ancient text, claiming it would help the sword spirit cultivate faster.

Sang Du took a look: Requires spiritual energy fusion. “Great! Let’s try it!”

A few dozen days later, a teary-eyed, sore-waisted Sang Du protested, “This is a dual-cultivation technique! You big devil, you… you went too far!” Li Jizhen replied calmly, “You said it yourself, the sword is a sword cultivator’s wife. Since you are the spirit, why shouldn’t I treat my wife this way?”

Sang—who shot himself in the foot—Du: “???”

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