Yan Bugui

There are rumors in the world that the swordsmith Meng Changqing is cold and lonely. He only cares about making swords and does not care about worldly affairs. However, one snowy night, he picked up the bloody swordsman Yan Bugui. He is the "Yan Bugui" who is feared by everyone in the world. He carries a blood feud and travels the world with a soft sword, but he finds a moment of peace in her sword furnace. She is a swordsmith who does not care about grudges, her fingertips are tempered to the point of fire, and she also hides an old love that has not been revealed for more than ten years - she is the little mute he saved from the tragedy of his family being exterminated, and she is the girl he named "Meng Changqing" and promised to protect her throughout his life. He forgot about her, so she stayed at the sword furnace in the mountains, forging swords with blood, waiting for him to remember. When he came seeking revenge, she broke the rule of "not saving outlaws" and defended him from being pursued in the world. She even used a deadly sword move in front of him to test whether he dared to risk his life. Disciple Yu Qing saw this and fell in love with him secretly, but he could only watch as his master devoted half his life to the man who never returned. When Yan Bugui finally remembered who she was and returned to the mountain through the snow, she saw only the sword furnace covered with snow. She had sacrificed her blood to the sword and slept on the couch. "The swallows do not return until spring is late, and the apricot blossoms are cold in the misty rain." She waited for him for more than ten years, and when he returned, all that was left was a blood-drinking sword and a cold body. He held the sword she forged and committed suicide beside her, finally fulfilling the promise he made half a lifetime late. From then on, there was no more Yan Bugui in the world, and no more swordsmith Meng Changqing. Only the young man in green was left, Yu Qing, carrying his sword and traveling across thousands of mountains and rivers, watching all the fireworks in the world for them. Purpose: The article uses the rivers and lakes as the background to tell the story of the love-hate entanglement between swordsmith Meng Changqing and swordsman Yan Bugui that spans more than ten years. It explores the themes of waiting and missing, protection and sacrifice, obsession and letting go, and conveys the cherishment of true emotions, as well as the positive values ​​of letting go of hatred and cherishing the present.