Once Promised Peach Blossom Three-Foot Sword

There are many people who use swords in this world, but there is only one Deng Tai'a who can turn regret into sword intention. He is the most deviant disciple of the Wu Family Sword Tomb, Li Chungang's unforgettable opponent until his death, and the person who "should not use the sword" in Wang Xianzhi's words. He entered the sword tomb at the age of six, realized the meaning of the sword at the age of twelve, became famous all over the world at the age of twenty-three, and after the age of forty, no one in the world dared to speak swordsmanship in front of him. But such a person has a peach blossom that will never wither hidden in his heart - a woman named Xu Zhihu. When she got married, he made a peach blossom sword as a gift to her, sealing in the sword the words that he had never dared to say in her life. For the next twenty-three years, he placed a peach blossom in front of her tomb every year, rain or shine, and never said a word. Everyone in the world knows that Deng Tai'a is free and uninhibited and plays with the world, but they don't know that deep in his sword intention, there is always a peach-colored flame burning. From the Wu Family Sword Tomb to the coast of the East China Sea, from Beiliang Fengxue to the Wudang Mountain Road, he once discussed swordsmanship with Li Chungang in the nine heavens, fought fiercely with Wang Xianzhi in the sea, killed Han Shengxuan and Qi Tuoba Bodhisattva with his sword, and served as a test sword for all the masters in the world. But when he finally stood at the top of the sword, he discovered that the sharpest thing in the world is never the sword, it can't be let go. This is a novel about swords, but also a novel about regret, perseverance and reconciliation. A three-foot peach blossom sword and a million rivers and lakes words. I just want to ask: If he had spoken out his words back then, would the ending have been different?