Library

Historical records indicate that in 514 BC, at the end of the Spring and Autumn Period and the early Warring States Period, a famous sword-making master [Ou Yezi] appeared in ancient China, and was known to the world as the originator of sword-making. It is said that [Ou Zhizi] cast eight famous swords. They are Tai'a, Longyuan, Gongbu, Zhanlu, Juque, Yuchang, Chunjun and Shengxie. Among them, Zhanlu is known as the best sword in the world. Long Yuan is known as the best sword in the world. But there is also a magical folk legend. Legend has it that the first iron sword cast by [Ou Yezi] was too sharp. When [Ou Yezi] tried the sword, his fingers did not touch the sword blade, but there were scratches on his fingers. What's even more strange is that all the blood flowing out of the wound was sucked into the sword's body. [Ou Yezi] The scabbard that comes with this sword, when you pull out the sword, you can actually hear the sound of ghosts crying and howling, which makes people feel frightened and terrified. [Ou Yezi] believed that this sword was ominous and regarded it as a sword of great evil, so he buried it deep in the mountains. However, as the sun and moon changed and dynasties changed, these famous swords were also obscured by the torrent of history.