Known Under the Sword

Wang Zhaosheng, a young man from Bailupu, was originally just an ordinary apprentice in the knife washing hall. A rainy night battle between Nanhengyuan and Jidaomen plunged his small martial arts school into a storm in the world. The teacher's family was overthrown and his hometown was turned into ashes. Zhu Bifang, a subordinate of the Zhenchuan Division of the imperial court, concluded the case and wrote him from a victim to a "remaining criminal". He was forced to flee Bailupu with a broken tablet and an old knife. In the rivers and lakes, some people use knives to kill people, some people use pens to change their lives; some people suppress the truth in the name of righteousness, and some people erase traces of the dead. Seventeen years ago, the incident of Bai Lu sinking into a monument affected the court, sects, evil cults and hidden organizations. What Wang Zhaosheng wants to do is not to become the best in the world, but to leave the names of those who have been wrongly written, erased, and sacrificed between the sword and the ink pen. There is life under the sword, and there should also be a name under the sword.