Sword Comes.

Summary

In a desolate landscape, a man reflects on a tombstone, contemplating the collapse of divine paths and the rise of various philosophies. His disciple, Ma Ku Xuan, struggles with unresolved vengeance against those who wronged him. The man stresses the importance of not harming innocents, despite Ma Ku Xuan's desire for revenge. Their conversation reveals the teenager's troubled past and familial tensions. The man warns of the dangers of losing one's moral compass as a cultivator. As they journey, the man emphasizes the unique nature of Zhenwu Mountain and the importance of personal growth over sect rivalry. The dialogue blends personal history with philosophical insights, highlighting the complexities of cultivation and morality.

Full content