To lay down one's life for righteousness, what is there to fear in life or death? No matter how upside-down, dark, and bleak the world becomes, there will always be people who stand tall and press onward, holding fast to their convictions in the name of justice and fairness. They endure humiliation, fight the strong to protect the weak, and serve their country and people. They deserve to be called heroes. Though their strength may be slight and insignificant, a single spark can start a prairie fire.
By a twist of fate, Yu Guhan read the works of a hundred schools at the Villa of Benevolence and Righteousness, learning the Sword of the Worthies, forged from the true meaning of the Hundred Schools' ideal: “to benefit all under heaven and uphold the people.” He also obtained a peerless martial art left behind by his ancestors. On the long, bleak road through the martial world, he follows the path of chivalry, wielding his sword with a righteous heart. What fate awaits him? What kind of brilliant life will the sword in his hand write?
