Sword Language Opens the Sky

Ye Chen, an apprentice at a blacksmith shop in the world of mortals, witnessed his parents being hacked to death by the "Sword Punishment of Heaven" for comprehending the "Intent of the Sword" since he was a child, and he has avoided swords ever since. Until that day, when he was hammering iron, he suddenly heard the "hard words" of the cooling steel and the "swift sound" of the bellows - it turned out that he was born with the ability to "listen to the sword theory of all things". This is a world tightly locked by the "Sword Rules of Heaven": the earthly world does not tolerate the sword's intention, the boundary sea prohibits the sword's domain, and the heaven's domain blocks the sword's heart. The three levels of heaven and earth are like a cage. Anyone who disobeys will be crushed by thunder and his soul will be strangled. But Ye Chen's sword theory is to combine the sounds of all things: using the softness of flowing water to soften thunder, and using the hardness of stone to resist the punishment of heaven. He originally wanted to hide his abilities and survive, but he watched helplessly as the people around him despaired due to the suppression of the sword - his talents were locked and his dreams turned into ashes. "Since the way of heaven prevents people from holding the sword properly, then I will dismantle the way of heaven!" He took half of the broken sword left behind by his parents and walked from Luojian Town to the Boundary Sea, and then to the Heaven Realm. The sword punishment became more and more severe, from the severing of the meridians to the burning of the soul, but his sword became faster and more intense. On the road, there are sword immortals who insist on "order" blocking the road, crazy cultivators who believe in "destruction", and even the remnant soul of the ancient sword-forging immortal who is setting up traps step by step—— "Break the rules and you could destroy the world." "But if you follow the rules, this world is already dead." Ye Chen's sword listens to the wind's roar, hears the stone's language, cuts through the sky's thunder, and breaks through the boundary wall. He wanted to ask the superior Heaven: Why should your rules trap the sword of millions of people?