The last thing Taoist Erque ever did was to jump from a waterfall.
It was not because he was adventurous and dared to challenge the limits, but because his sword fell.
That day, he suddenly felt that practicing swordsmanship on the waterfall seemed particularly heroic, so he dropped the sword.
The master once said: Where there is a man, the sword is there, but when the sword breaks, the man dies.
The worst he could do was to die, so he flew down without hesitation and risked his own life, only then did he remember that he knew how to do Qing Kung Fu.
He quickly got lucky, flipped in the air, and jumped towards the shore. Unfortunately, he didn't have enough movement skills and was seriously injured when he landed.
When he was lying on the ground unable to move, he remembered that he had just fallen directly into the water and would be fine.
Later, the master practicing Qigong under the waterfall rescued him.
After that day, the master ignored him again.
It is said that it was because the master happened to be flushing water under the waterfall that day to adjust his breath. Suddenly a sword fell from the sky. The master's internal strength was so deep that a mere sword could not get close to him, but his breath was disrupted. I meditated for seventy-seven forty-nine days, but it was all in vain.
Because of this incident, Taoist Master Erque's image of Erque was deeply imprinted in the minds of his fellow disciples.
Taoist Master Erque also knows that he is indeed "special" compared to others, but he never gives up on his ideal - that is, to surpass Lin Qingfeng of Lingjian Villa and become the number one in the martial arts!
Lin Qingfeng sat in Lingjian Villa and sneezed.