Wielding the Blade

People who carry swords are as common as blades of grass. Some hang them at their waists, some strap them to their backs, and others brandish them in their hands as they swagger down the street. They learn a move or two, then grow smug and proclaim themselves invincible beneath heaven.

Yet few understand the true meaning of wielding a sword. Some say it is to roam the jianghu freely; others, to dominate the battlefield. Still others say it is to train the body. But when faced with the many injustices of the world, who among them would dare draw their sword?