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[The sword master does not use a sword] It can be said that the first sixty chapters are all for setting the stage. I have made a statement before, called: Sword Masters do not use swords. Just like this, he has put down the sword, and his state of mind has been different, and it is difficult to recover. I also said that the main goal is to be invincible. When everything falls into place, when he picks up the sword, the word "Sword Master" will return to the world. King, Lord, what trouble can such a powerful ceiling existence have? But he just didn't want to hold on to the snow-white sword that was following closely. Holding it represented the return of the throne, and it also represented acceptance of the past. He doesn't want to accept the past. As for why God resurrected Satan, that will be discussed later. The protagonist loses his memory and everyone wants him back, but the memory of the past is too cruel.
I don't understand it very well, it feels too confusing