Lu Chen searched for it for a long time, and suddenly the title of an ancient book caught his eye.

What he is looking for is the basic sword style. For Lu Chen, the more basic the better!

Lu Chen quickly took it out and browsed through it roughly. The content was very easy to understand.

Lu Chen learned some sword styles and principles from it, and suddenly felt like a light was on, and his mind was clear. It seemed that he had made the right choice.

"You can borrow this book and read it for a few days. However, my practice is not all focused on swordsmanship. I just practice swordsmanship to be more conducive to controlling stone swords."

"Therefore, I simply practice some basic sword styles, such as slashing, flying thrusts, hanging swords, drawing swords, picking swords, etc."

Lu Chen said to himself.

But then, Lu Chen glanced away, and another "Sword Book" suddenly came into Lu Chen's eyes.

Book title: "Thirty-Six Swords"

After seeing this book, Lu Chen couldn't take his eyes away, not because of the title, but because the author was: Ou Zhizi!

There was a famous swordsmith in ancient times who could be called the originator of sword making. Lu Chen naturally paid attention to his book.

And the most important thing is that Lu Chen has never heard that Ou Zhizi left any books in the world, so this is probably the only one that is not recorded!

Lu Chen took out "Thirty-Six Swords" from the stone trough and found that the things recorded in it were very complicated, from sword-making materials to sword recognition, sword identification, etc.

There are also explanations about the way of the sword, the heart of the sword, and even some remarks and opinions on teaching people to practice swordsmanship, etc.

All in all, the content recorded in it is very mixed.

Fortunately, the content inside goes from deep to shallow, layer by layer, so it is not difficult for Lu Chen to understand when reading.

Any confusion about swords in my mind can be clarified from this book, making my confused mind feel suddenly enlightened.

"This book is also available for borrowing. If you can study this book carefully and read it thoroughly, you will definitely benefit a lot."

Lu Chen said to himself.

After seeing this book, Lu Chen felt that he finally got what he wanted by coming to the Sutra Pavilion.

In terms of "borrowing books", the Sutra Pavilion is relatively free. There is no need to register or greet the pagoda spirit. You can just put it back in its original place after three days.

if not.....

Even if you are thousands of miles away, the tower spirit can rain down thunder on your head to teach you a lesson.

Overall, Lu Chen thinks that the Scripture Collection Pavilion is much better than Lao Lu’s library.

At least the Scripture Collection Pavilion is not like Laolu’s library, where you have to pay 50 yuan to read a book.

If you want to borrow it for reading, it will probably cost you several times. It is simply a waste of money.

But relatively speaking, the books in the Scripture Collection Pavilion are more serious books. For example, it is impossible to exist in the Scripture Collection Pavilion: "Strange Books from a Chinese Studio" and "A Dream of Red Mansions".

But Lao Lu's library not only contains "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio", but also "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea", "Pride and Prejudice", "The Little Prince" and so on.

Compared to serious literature, Lu Chen personally prefers less rigorous leisure books.

It’s not that Lu Chen doesn’t like serious literature, it’s just that he rarely reads it.
Chapter completed!