Jackdaw's Knife

Twenty years ago, the border guard Su family was wiped out overnight because he refused to hand over the hidden clues about the imperial seal. Only the youngest son Su Wei was rescued by a retired master. Twenty years later, when his master died, he left behind half a volume of "The Art of Cutting Swords" and half a jade pendant with an eagle pattern. Su Wei took these two relics into the world, vowing to find out the truth about the family's destruction. At the Hanjiang Ferry, he ran into Su Muyan, the descendant of Yaowang Valley who was being hunted by the Xuanming Sect, and the two went to Luoyang for a martial arts event together. On the way, he learned that the murder of the Su family was related to the Imperial Seal, the Imperial Zhenwu Division, and the Nether Sect. The commander of the Zhenwu Division, Xiao Chengji, a young powerful minister who appeared to be serving the imperial court but was actually an orphan of the previous dynasty, held the other half of the jade pendant. He had been both an enemy and a friend of Su Wei, and had been secretly planning for many years. As clues about the jade seal gradually surfaced, Su Wei discovered that the so-called treasure secret book was actually money from the previous dynasty's disaster relief. The real enemy is Mo Wuji, the executor of the family extermination case and the leader of the Netherworld. From Jackdaw Pass to Wudang Mountain, from Jinling City to the Ancient Huangsha Road, Su Wei's sword skills made breakthroughs all the way. Finally, under Xiangyang City, he teamed up with Xiao Chengji to fight against Mo Wuji, killing powerful enemies at the level of a great master, returning the jade seal to the court, and bringing peace to the world. The disputes in the rivers and lakes have finally turned into dust, but the legend of the Sinking Sand Swordsman will remain in this land of mountains and rivers forever.