Broken Sword Order

During the Jinghe period of the Dajing Dynasty, the imperial power fell away, the vassal kings were divided, rivers and lakes and temples were intertwined, and undercurrents surged. A hundred years ago, "Qingyun Pavilion", the largest sect in the world, was in charge of the martial arts world. The master of the pavilion, Ling Xuanchen, was powerful in the world with a "Qingyun Sword" and a "Remnant Sword Order". The remnant sword order not only contains the complete version of Qingyun Pavilion's martial arts secret book "Qingyun Sword Jue", but also records the whereabouts of the traditional jade seal left by the previous royal family - it is the key to influencing the change of imperial power and quelling wars among feudal lords. In his later years, Ling Xuanchen was betrayed by his junior brother Mo Yuan, Qingyun Pavilion was destroyed, and the Broken Sword Order was split into two halves. One half died in battle with Ling Xuanchen, and the other half was taken away by Mo Yuan. From then on, the world fell into a century of disputes, and the legend of the Broken Sword Order was gradually submerged in the dust of the years. Only the prophecy of "Whoever wins the Broken Sword Order, conquers the world of martial arts, and controls the luck of mountains and rivers" remains. In the thirteenth year of Jinghe, the border vassal king Xiao Lie supported his own troops and secretly colluded with the evil sect "Netherworld Valley" in an attempt to seize the Broken Sword Order, find the jade seal passed down from the country, and overthrow the Dajing Dynasty. The lord of Netherworld Valley, Mo Chenyuan, is the descendant of Mo Yuan. He inherited the ambition of his ancestors. While slaughtering Jianghu sects and searching for the whereabouts of the Broken Sword Order, he also secretly planned to instigate internal fighting among various sects and reap the benefits. For a time, there was a bloody storm in the world, and everyone in the righteous sect was in danger. The former martial arts alliance existed in name only, and only the three sects of Wudang, Emei, and Beggars were left struggling to maintain the final order in the world.