The direct reason for the failure, as clearly stated in the message notification by the expert account, is the inability to identify the item category, which is beyond further explanation.
But why can't a god-level account recognize a sword?
This sword, although it has some chips, is still a complete sword. It shouldn't be unrecognizable.
Recalling the scene of repairing the Azure Profound Sword for his senior sister, Ye Liang suddenly had a flash of inspiration and understood why.
A god-level account needs to identify what kind of sword it is before it can be repaired.
For example, only if it is identified as the Qingxuan Sword can it be guaranteed that the result of the repair will be that the Qingxuan Sword remains unchanged.
If you repair a sword without knowing its type, you might end up making a profit if you restore the Azure Profound Sword to a Golden Profound Sword. But if you restore it to an Iron-core Sword, you'll lose a fortune.
At this moment, Ye Liang immediately understood where the problem lay.
That's a god-level account. If it can't identify the type of this sword at this moment, it naturally won't know which direction to repair it, and naturally the result will be an unrepairable failure.
But why can't it be identified? The sword is clearly intact, not broken fragments, to the point that it's completely unrecognizable.
With this in mind, Ye Liang picked up the sword and examined it closely, trying to figure out what it was.
The sword itself is still intact.
However, it seems that some traces of continuity can be seen...
The sword itself was also unusually wide and heavy.
A sword shouldn't be this heavy, like a cleaver.
Understood!
Suddenly, Ye Liang understood!
I truly understand the crux of the problem now.
However, at that moment, the junior sister saw that the young girl Song Yuxi was so anxious that she was almost crying. She couldn't bear it and reached out to poke Ye Liang's arm, reminding Ye Liang, who was engrossed in looking at his sword, "Ye Liang, what's wrong? Yuxi is talking to you, but you're acting like you didn't hear her. She's about to cry."
"No, no." Song Yuxi didn't want to cause trouble for Ye Liang, so she was afraid to admit that she was really worried about whether Ye Liang could help her repair the sword.
The junior sister's reminder was timely. It was then that Ye Liang noticed the great fear in the eyes of the girl Song Yuxi, as well as her expectation that he could help her repair the sword.
Ye Liang then smiled slightly and explained to the girl Song Yuxi why he had been lost in thought.
"Miss Yuxi, don't worry. I can still repair this sword."
"Then, young master, what do you need me to do?" Since he was able to repair it but hadn't taken the time to help her repair the divine weapon, Song Yuxi became even more convinced that Ye Liang was deliberately manipulating her and wanted to make some kind of demand.
Even excessive conditions, such as offering oneself in marriage, are not impossible.
At this moment, Ye Liang was not in the mood to understand the implied meaning of Song Yuxi's words. He was simply immersed in the joy of figuring out the root cause of the problem in the repair failure. So, he happily shared this joy with Song Yuxi and said, "You don't need to do anything. Just now, I failed to repair this sword for you because, in the beginning, I didn't figure out what kind of sword it was, so naturally I didn't know which direction to repair it."
"Really?" The girl, Song Yuxi, was somewhat incredulous.
Could it be that Ye Liang wasn't deliberately manipulating her?
With this doubt in mind, the young girl Song Yuxi continued to talk to Ye Liang: "This divine weapon is a family heirloom, named..."
When it came to the sword's name, Ye Liang confidently interrupted her, saying, "You don't need to tell me. Even if you did, it might not be of any use to me. Because the name your family gave me might not be useful either. If it's a fancy name, like 'Fish Intestine' or 'Lu,' telling me such a name wouldn't be of any use. I need to determine what kind of sword this is myself. However, after determining its quality, I need to destroy the sword first. But don't worry, destroying the sword is for the purpose of identification, and even more so to facilitate the reforging after identification."
“If you have no problems, I will begin the reforging process,” Ye Liang said confidently to Song Yuxi.
"This...this is a family heirloom weapon, I..." Naturally, the young girl Song Yuxi hesitated when faced with the thought of destroying her family heirloom weapon.
However, the person in front of her was also her only hope.
This difficult decision put her in an even more difficult position.
I'm really torn.
How could I dare to easily destroy something that is a family heirloom and a cherished possession?
However, Ye Liang is currently the only master blacksmith who is both willing and capable of repairing this sword for her!
This really put her in a difficult position.
Seeing Song Yuxi hesitate, her junior sister, who trusted Ye Liang implicitly, immediately helped persuade her, saying, "Yuxi, trust me. You need to have faith in Ye Liang. He made the Azure Profound Spirit Sword for me, so your sword will definitely be fine too. That's how he forges swords; he first breaks the broken sword into pieces and then reforges them. That's how my Azure Profound Spirit Sword came about."
"Okay, alright!" The junior sister's words were quite effective.
After some hesitation, Song Yuxi reluctantly agreed to her junior sister's suggestion.
In fact, even if she disagreed, Ye Liang would have acted first and asked later to help her reforge the sword.
After all, Ye Liang knew he would never harm the girl, Song Yuxi.
However, since she has agreed now, that's even better.
Ye Liang immediately took out his Golden Profound Sword and handed it to his junior sister, asking her to use his sword to cut down the Song family's heirloom weapon, whose type was currently unknown.
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