Cut Off Water

There are rules in Duanshuimen: when you enter, you will abandon other soldiers and only hold one sword for the rest of your life. The Patriarch left a sentence - "The sword can cut off the water, and the heart should also cut off." As for what thoughts to cut off, each disciple has figured it out by himself in the past sixty years. Lu Chen is the most inconspicuous disciple of Duanshui Sect. Eight years into his career, his swordsmanship is mediocre, his temperament is timid, and his hands shake when practicing swordsmanship. He thought he could live like this for the rest of his life. Until that rainy night, the killer from Tingfeng Pavilion stepped on the threshold of Duanshui Gate. Before his death, the leader stuffed an oilcloth package into his arms and revealed the truth that he had hidden from him for eight years - his father was a traitor from Tingfeng Pavilion and his mother's whereabouts were unknown. What he held in his arms was a secret that could stir up the entire world. Li Bai, a master of poetry and swordsmanship, came out to protect him in the rivers and lakes, taught him three swords, and finally taught him the last lesson with his own life. When he was dying, he said: "Your sword should be broken." In the afterglow of the prosperous age, the court is under cover, the killer is like a shadow, and the road is blocked by iron clothes. A fearful man walks into a world he has never seen before, holding a knife that he shouldn't hold. Cutting off does not mean cutting off thoughts. It's about cutting off what needs to be cut off and then moving on. Jianghu martial arts/group portraits/imaginary dynasties/low martial arts realism/no heroine/the afterglow of the prosperous age/growth counterattack