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The Sword Named No Way Out: Jian Ming Bu Nai He (Novel) Vol. 01

Release
November 3, 2026 Not yet released
ISBN
9798898632571 Not available yet
Original title
剑名不奈何
Romanized title
Jian Ming Bu Nai He
Author / Contributor
Huai Shang, Bakuten
Publisher
Seven Seas
Imprint
Seven Seas
Genres
Action, Adventure, Mystery, Romance, Fantasy, Boy's Love, Danmei

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A twisting fantasy-adventure danmei about two sworn enemies seeking redemption across multiple lifetimes.

The last thing powerful cultivator Gong Wei remembers before his death is bleeding out beneath his archenemy Xu Shuangce’s infamous blade—the sword known as No Way Out. The weapon should have annihilated his soul forever, so when Gong Wei awakens sixteen years later in the body of a beautiful but witless young male disciple, no one is more surprised than he is.

Determined to hide his true identity lest Xu Shuangce return to finish the job, the mischievous Gong Wei attaches himself to two young cultivators traveling to investigate a string of horrific deaths in the nearby city of Linjiang. Yet what he finds there is even more shocking: The mysterious murderer appears to be impersonating none other than Gong Wei himself. And the closer Gong Wei comes to uncovering the killer’s identity, the more questions arise about the events surrounding his death—and what truly happened between him and Xu Shuangce sixteen years ago.

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