Great Thousand Divine Sword Turn

Man is the spirit of all things, and the laws of heaven and earth are true. With the evolution of the times, monks who practice the path of law have also created various schools of uncanny craftsmanship: For example, Yu Dao governs the laws of space; and the Time Dao that controls the laws of time; There is also the weapon path that uses all things as various weapons; the soul path that uses souls to practice; the law path that uses laws and concepts to confront the enemy; or the transformation path that uses one's own body to transform all things... And so on. Some Taoist schools are the mainstream of monks' practice, and they have developed extremely well and have many branches. However, there are also some Taoist schools that do not develop so well because they have fewer practitioners: For example, the Charming Path is characterized by charm and emotions, or the Killing Path is characterized by destruction and killing. The Tao of Swords is also in this category. Its main features are chopping, chopping, and whittling. Because it is an independent branch from the Tao of Weapons, it is only a small sect with fewer practitioners. And the abstract teacher Xiao Wei, who came to this world out of nowhere, practices exactly this school.