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Swordsman Shen Guyan, nicknamed "Wu Nian Dao", is in his early thirties and has an old scar on his left eyebrow. He speaks more with swords than with words. His motto is "Knives are for eating, not for reasoning." He originally just wanted to live in troubled times, but because of taking an escort he shouldn't have taken, he was involved in the grudges of the two warlords He Liancheng and Tuoba Lie, and even met Yan Wushuang, a female military advisor who had a one-night stand ten years ago. Yan Wushuang is now Tuoba Lie's military advisor. The feather fan never leaves his hand. He has a knife in his eye when he smiles. He counts everyone in the world, but he can't settle the accounts of that night. From hiding in a ruined temple to staying in a black shop, from being intercepted at the ferry to being ambushed in the forest, Shen Guyan was forced to kill people and began to doubt whether "just to live" was right. He Liancheng came to recruit in person, Yan Wushuang was hard to distinguish between friends and enemies, Lao Qian was seriously injured and told the truth about the letter before he died, Han Bao died trying to save him, hundreds of corpses were dug up under the Futu Tower, and he discovered that the woodcutter he killed with his own hands was actually his savior. During the siege, he killed an old man who was robbing grain and questioned himself about what was right and wrong; he led 300 dead soldiers to attack the enemy camp at night, and only 17 people were left in a bloody battle. Finally, he discovered that his senior brother Shen Guhong appeared, and the truth about his master Shen Jinghong came to light - he was sent away because "the things in his eyes were the same as the master's", and the master was afraid that he would follow the old path of killing too many people and eventually not knowing who he was. General Xiao persuaded him to join the gang and become a marquis and prime minister. He Liancheng's old tribe and Tuoba Lie's old tribe came to ask him to be their leader. He refused one by one, walked to the river alone, and sank the knife that had been with him for fifteen years into the river. Yan Wushuang bid farewell to General Xiao. Many years later, someone told a storyteller in the teahouse about the swordsman. The sword sank into the river, and the man returned to the river. The grudges were settled, and he was just alive.