The Sword Returns to Jiangnan

The fire in the Jiangnan courtyard not only burned away Su Yun's stable years, but also ignited the prelude to his enlightenment in the art of swordsmanship. The master died tragically, and the account book contained the secrets of the fate of the world. He was burdened with a blood feud and fled from the misty south of the Yangtze River to the Mobei Gobi with an old sword. He also stepped on the path of "seeking the Tao" from "sword guarding". Heifengtang's pursuers followed him like a shadow. In the desperate situation of the sand sea, he broke the shackles of Jiangnan swordsmanship. He used the wind and sand as a hammer, life and death as the furnace, and heaven and earth as his teacher. In the tempering of blood and fire, he realized the way of "the sword follows the heart, and the environment changes with the heart", and tempered a Taoist sword that contains a gentle heart, a sharp edge, and the righteousness of heaven and earth. The sword cuts through the wind and sand and kills the villains. He transforms from a young man who is not stained with blood under the sword to a swordsman who seeks the truth through blood. But when the truth was revealed layer by layer, he discovered that the destruction of the small courtyard was not a personal vendetta, but the first step for the demonic forces to covet the orthodoxy of the rivers and lakes and attempt to subvert the order of heaven and earth. A shocking conspiracy involving both good and evil, and related to the rise and fall of the sword, was quietly unfolding. Guard your heart with the sword, revenge with the blade, and protect the world with the Tao. This time, he will rely on a Dao sword tempered by sandstorms to quell the evil forces of the dark wind, vindicate the injustice, discover the ultimate secret of the sword, protect the orthodoxy of the rivers and lakes, and embark on a legendary road of "proving the Dao with the sword, and settling the world with the Dao".