Signing In At Mount Sword For 100 Years To Become Invincible

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**Signing In At Mount Sword For 100 Years To Become Invincible**

So, yeah. Lin Ran popped up in this fantasy world through some kind of transmigration deal. He aced that martial exam – top scorer stuff. Naturally, he got the plum assignment: protecting the Empress. Sounds good, right? But then there's General Director Wang for palace affairs... you know how those things go. Apparently, Lin Ran forgot to offer him a *present* or maybe just didn't play the game correctly. Point is, he lost that empress guard gig.

He got reassigned to this dead-end spot – basically cleaning swords on Mount Sword. First reaction? Darn it! That felt like a huge letdown after almost dying in his old life and getting stuck with such an epic entrance only to have it snatched away. But then again, cleaning swords... maybe that's not the worst thing ever?

And get this: every time he "signed in" by fixing one of those weirdly damaged blades – like the Fiery Stream or whatever, or some Dragon Spirit Sword nonsense – his system actually *gave him stuff*. Cleaning a broken sword nets you 50% mastery over its soul? That’s wild! Then there was this huge, heavy thing called 'Dragon Elephant'? Apparently, that gave him access to super powerful divine energy. And polishing an evil relic named Dark Wind just handed him Phantom Step – Grade 9! Talk about rewards!

Heck, cleaning a spirit sword called Heaven's Chance even unlocked those coveted Heavenly Eye abilities. It wasn't bad work. Maybe even better than guarding royalty, given what he was getting out of it.

So Lin Ran stuck around Mount Sword. He figured why not? Clean these swords and get ridiculously strong in the process. Fast forward 100 years – yeah, he basically lives on that mountain polishing his collection while secretly building an arsenal of skills.

Until one day... everything changed. The peace they kinda-sorta earned (mostly through sheer luck, really) got shattered by a brutal northern barbarian invasion. These savage knights are rampaging across the Central Plains, slaughtering people left and right with ruthless efficiency. It feels like after all that sacrifice-laden peace he helped maintain just to get this weird opportunity.

Lin Ran sighed, looked up from whatever sword he was 'signing in' on, and wondered aloud if maybe staying put wasn't such a great idea anymore. Looks like his time polishing those swords had finally come knocking down, quite literally, when the barbarians attacked.