Fang Xezhen's Story: the Pride and Fei Jing Meng

Fang Xiezhen is a classic character in the "Fang Xiezhen Story" series ("Killing Chu", "Broken Formation", etc.) Originally written by Mr. Wen Ruian. This collection is a continuation of the style of tribute and includes the trilogy "Proud", "Quiet Flying" and "Jing Meng", all of which are unfinished works with titles conceived for Mr. Ruian. Outside Luoyang City, on Mang Mountain, there is a man in white. His name is Fang Xiezhen. During the day, he was the teacher in the school next to the tomb, teaching five mountain children how to read; at night, he was the only owner of the soul-killing sword. No one can tell how many souls were killed under the sword - some say thirty-seven, some say one hundred and eight. The important thing is that everyone who dies under this sword is someone who deserves to be killed. Not important either. What's important is that he can't tell the difference between "should be killed" and "want to be killed". So he hung the sword on the wall and wanted to live a clean life. But the 20-year chess game between the four families in Luoyang City has come to an end: Zhui was hit by an untreatable poison, and Xixi died in his arms. An invitation from the city lord Wen Wan invited all the heroes to the top of Mang Mountain - a line of small words at the end of the invitation: Mr. Fang must bring the Soul-Destroying Sword to the meeting.