In the tung rain in the south of the Yangtze River, an inkstone hides the edge, and a sword drinks frost.
Shen Yanshu, a scholar from an aristocratic family who has escaped from the world, hides in Suzhou with the secret of resolving the case; Xiao Che, a swordsman in pursuit of revenge, wields the Splitting Wind Sword to find the blood debt of his master. A rain shattered the tranquility of the world. An ice-patterned inkstone and a wisp of cinnabar tightly bound the bones and the soul of the sword.
There is an undercurrent in the court, powerful traitors are in power; the world is in chaos, and evil factions are rampant. He uses ink as a strategy to spread the turmoil in the capital; he uses a sword as a shield to clear away the darkness in the rivers and lakes. From cherishing each other in the south of the Yangtze River to the ink sword uniting to determine the mountains and rivers, from each having their own concerns to trusting each other in life and death, the most touching thing in these troubled times is the fragrance of ink on the edge of the inkstone protecting the shadow of the sword, and the sharp edge under the sword guarding the spring light.
In the end, I don't care about fame, but I want to return to the south of the Yangtze River. Tongyu remains the same, holding hands with you, guarding the inkstone every year.
Purpose: It is not only an epic about redressing injustice and upholding justice, but also a hymn about personal growth and two-way travel; it not only explores the grand propositions of civilization, power, and morality, but also persists in the subtle beauty of tenderness, mutual support, and true heart. In the end, all the swords, swords, shadows and power schemes all belong to the inkstone lingering in the misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River, and the person who is willing to hold the sword to guard it - this is the most touching artistic conception of "The Sword Falls on the Edge of the Inkstone": guarding gentleness with sharpness, and finally achieving perfection in gentleness.