My Swordsmanship Is Also Destiny

"Here comes the sword! "This sword is not to cut off mountains and rivers, nor to change fate against the will of heaven, but to leave the most thrilling trajectory before the end. When the "rotten rules" turned into the "deepest pain of the soul", he used the power of one finger to draw an abyss on the scroll of fate. But when he stood at the top, he found that his life core was collapsing. "The sharp edge of fate is like the ultimate sword, swallowing up every ounce of power." The more you control the rules, the deeper the price. Is this "Destiny"'s punishment for those who disobey fate? Or is "Sword Dao" destined to be the enemy of heaven and earth? + There is no sword, no brilliance, he only uses "intent" as the edge, from cutting mountains and rivers to wiping out the void, from "the existence of the sword" to "nothing", and then from "nothing" to even "nothing" disappearing, step by step tearing apart the so-called sect's cognition. "I would rather have no sword, no loneliness, and no such suffocating fantasy." But when the opportunity to "rebirth after death" emerged, he didn't know how to proceed - the ultimate transformation, and the deepest pain of mankind. "Loneliness is not fear, being invincible is also the most profound fatigue." He saw those clear eyes (Su Xiao), that proud figure (Liu Li), and the fate destined to be intertwined in the future. But time is running out, and the cracks in the core of life are expanding. "Because it will eventually pass away, the traces left behind are even more thrilling." He chose to burn his life and turn "solitude" into flames. This sword is for encounter, for the swansong of the passing life, and for leaving the most dazzling light before the end.