Fantasy: a Blind Man Starts with Fortune Telling on the Street

There is a blind boy named Su Ping'an in Taiping Town. During the day, he sets up a street stall to tell fortunes. He does not charge for fortune telling, but only the meat buns from Widow Zhang's house on the street. The skin is thin and the fillings are heavy, so you have to hold it with both hands to eat. Some people in Taiping Town took pity on him. Those who had firewood at home would ask him to help chop firewood at night, no matter how much, for a penny each time. One day, the notorious romantic swordsman in Taiping Town died and his head was chopped off with a knife. Since then, a legend about the decapitated swordsman has circulated in Taiping Town. Some people say that he likes to chop people's heads off. Anyone he bumps into will have their heads removed from their necks. Some people say that he uses a sword instead of a sword, because no swordsman in Taiping Town can chop off the head of the romantic swordsman with one sword. And Taiping Town also became uneasy because of this incident... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.