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My Fiancée Despised Me? I Got Sword Intent Legacy to Protect Her and Counterattack to Godhood
My Fiancée Despised Me? I Got Sword Intent Legacy to Protect Her and Counterattack to Godhood Plot:
Lin Chuan was a "worthless poor guy" in Su Wanqing's eyes—she even humiliated him publicly at their engagement party: "I'd rather marry a beggar than you." But when he fell off a cliff to save her, he accidentally entered an ancient sword cultivator's relic and inherited the thousand-year "Green Luan Sword Intent"—a power that made heaven and earth resonate with sword roars at his touch. When Su Wanqing was trapped by enemies in an abandoned factory with gasoline barrels about to explode, Lin Chuan burst in with his sword. His sword wind swept away the flames instantly. Once you thought I was useless, now I'll use this sword to protect you from the mire to the platform of godhood!
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