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My Sword Peels Oranges我的剑削橙子
奇幻
华山立派三千年，只守一条铁律：勤能补拙，功成于苦。
陈为远破了这条律——他甚至没费心去破。
在宗门药圃一处无人问津的角落，他刨出一套稚童用具，出自一个将现实当玩具把弄的远古文明。匣中藏有无视距离的身法、抵消伤害的铠甲，以及一柄能沿物体从未意识到的边界将其切开的刀。
附带的说明书声称，便是猴子也能一日入门。
陈为远用了三天。
以修炼的一切标准衡量，他是个废材。
以修炼的一切结果衡量，他不是。
当这些匪夷所思的"玩具"开始碾压数百年苦修的成果，宗门上下不得不直面一个令人不寒而栗的问题：
若努力不再重要，世道将会如何？
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Mount Hua has lived by one rule for three thousand years: effort makes strength.
Chen Weiyuan breaks it without trying.
In a forgotten corner of the sect's herb garden, he unearths a child's toolkit from a civilization so advanced it treats reality like a toy. Inside are movement that ignores distance, armor that negates damage, and a blade that separates objects along boundaries they never knew existed.
The manual claims even a monkey could master it in a day.
Chen takes three.
By every standard of cultivation, he is a failure.
By every result, he is not.
As impossible toys begin outperforming centuries of sacred training, the sect is forced to confront a terrifying question:
What happens when effort stops mattering?
Chen finally opens the mysterious kit. Three days later, even the mountain's elders notice that something about him has changed.