The First Sword Emperor.

Summary

Upon encountering Su Hun, Qin Miaomiao attempted to withdraw, but Xu Mu Bai mockingly questioned Su Hun's ability to guess a riddle posed by the Buddha, claiming it was difficult yet solvable. Su Hun asserted that the riddle had no answer, leading to a confrontation with Xu Mu Bai and the shop owner, who defended the Buddha's reputation. As tensions escalated, an old man intervened, inviting Su Hun to meet the Buddha. Despite initial reluctance, Su Hun entered, where he was greeted by a gentle yet noble woman, the Buddha, who apologized for her servant's rudeness. They engaged in a conversation about the riddle, with Su Hun suggesting that the answer was simply not present. The Buddha expressed her curiosity about his reasoning and invited him for further discussion. Inside, they shared tea and exchanged thoughts, with Su Hun feeling an inexplicable familiarity with the Buddha. The conversation turned to a mysterious sword, which Su Hun identified as the Seven-Word Sword, prompting the Buddha to reveal her awareness of his identity as Sheng Long, a sworn enemy of the Dragon Hunting Organization.

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