The game starts with escaping from the famine and flipping the table

The sword has been regarded as a symbol of gold since ancient times. In the ancient and mysterious theory of the Five Elements, the qualities of gold such as gathering, settling, and killing can all be found in weapons such as swords.

The extremely sharp blade and indestructible sword body aptly demonstrate the hardness and dignity of gold.

Su Xiaoya, who is extremely intelligent, knows this very well. That is why she can understand and master the astonishing "Chaos Five Elements Sword Art" from the laws governing the operation of all things in this world.

However, how could this Five Elements Sword Technique known as "Chaos" be limited to the "Golden Sword Technique" that contains the essence of the Golden Dao?

Although, Su Xiaoya has just mastered the first move of "Thousand Gold Flash".

In fact, there are only three moves in the "Golden Sword Art" - "Thousand Gold Flash", "Ten Thousand Gold Flash" and "One Gold Flash".

However, each move is extremely profound. If Su Xiaoya had not had a sudden realization this time, which gave her a deeper understanding of the five elements of gold, wood, water, fire and earth, she would not have been able to comprehend even "Thousand Gold Flash".

Descartes once said: "The more you learn, the more you will find that there are so many things you don't know. Knowledge is endless."

Su Xiaoya agreed with this deeply.

For cultivators, the myriad methods in the world each have their own path, just like the countless and endless stars.

However, human cognition has insurmountable limitations. There are three thousand great ways, each with its own mysteries, and those who can comprehend one are all extremely talented.

When she first started on the path of cultivation, Su Xiaoya perhaps thought that she had a broad vision and great ambitions.

After all, I had read hundreds of fantasy novels before I traveled through time. It was no exaggeration to say that I knew a thing or two about the world of cultivation, and that was an understatement.

For example, Taoism, Buddhism, Confucianism, magic, demon, ghost, and even Western magic and alien technology space battleships...

But as she learned more and more knowledge and achieved higher levels of accomplishment, Su Xiaoya became increasingly aware of her own ignorance and shallowness.

This feeling does not come from the fact that knowledge itself has become more difficult to understand, but rather from the fact that in the process of constantly accumulating knowledge, the unknown areas that can be touched continue to expand like a snowball.

Every new journey of exploration is like carefully uncovering the veil covering a mysterious treasure.

When this veil is slowly lifted, the scene that appears before one's eyes is not the imagined end, but a new world that is even more vast and boundless and has never been set foot on by anyone.

Standing in front of this vast sea of ​​knowledge, Su Xiaoya deeply felt her own insignificance and humbleness. She felt like a speck of dust, floating up and down in this endless torrent of knowledge, and seemed so insignificant.

In fact, Su Xiaoya did not feel any resistance to such feelings.

Because she is well aware of the famous saying that has been passed down through the ages: "The path to the mountain of books is made through diligence, and the boat to the boundless sea of ​​learning is made through hard work." This sentence came from Han Yu, a great writer in the Tang Dynasty, and has always been a motto that has inspired countless scholars to keep moving forward.

All the blue planet people who have experienced the college entrance examination, which can be described as "as long as you can't die, you will study to death", all understand one truth - in the pursuit of knowledge and climbing the academic peak, there is no so-called shortcut at all.

If you want to acquire broader and deeper knowledge from the mountains of books and the boundless ocean of knowledge, you can only rely on the word "diligence" as the path forward, and you also need to maintain a heart of "devoting yourself to study".

Otherwise, if you do not learn in depth and broadly, you will not be able to stand out among tens of millions of students and succeed.

However, even though the truth is clear, people’s emotions are often not completely controlled by reason.

So even though Su Xiaoya knew these principles clearly, when she really faced her own insignificance and powerlessness in the unknown field, she couldn't help but feel a little frustrated deep in her heart.

Fortunately, Su Xiaoya considers herself to be a person of strong character and will not give up easily.

At worst, if you can’t learn it once, learn it twice. If you can’t learn it twice, learn it three times… or even ten times, a hundred times, or even ten million times.

Read the book a hundred times, and its meaning will become apparent.

Although she was unsure deep down whether she could successfully comprehend the following sword moves of water, wood, fire and earth, Su Xiaoya did not back down.

The tree that hugs each other is born from the smallest grain of wood; the nine-story platform begins from tired soil; a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.

Nothing can be achieved without hard work. If you don't learn to be down-to-earth and accumulate little by little, you will never achieve your goal.

If you don't accumulate steps, you can't reach a thousand miles; if you don't accumulate small currents, you can't become a river.

Everyone understands this simple truth.

However, there are very few people who can truly understand and persist in doing so.

It just so happens that Su Xiaoya is a person who can think things through and stick to them.

With a goal in mind and having found the right path, all that remains is to persevere and work your way to the finish line.

Su Xiaoya also figured out something at this time.

As the saying goes, sword moves, sword moves, only if you have the incomparably sharp sword in your heart, can you perform a myriad of varied moves!

That is to say, no matter what kind of sword you hold in your hand, you must have sword moves that match it, so that you can exert the greatest attack power.

If you are holding a heavy sword in your hand but can only perform graceful and agile sword moves, it would definitely be better for you to hold a branch.

On the contrary, if you hold a soft sword in your hand, but can only do some vigorous moves such as chopping, slashing, sweeping, etc., it would be less fun than holding an axe.

If you don't understand the sword well enough, how can you comprehend the most appropriate and exquisite sword moves?

The magic sword combines yin and yang?

The sword is not just a cold metal weapon, but is endowed with some spiritual qualities or self-awareness.

Su Xiaoya couldn't help but think of a passage in "Ancient and Modern Sword Records": "In the eighth year of Emperor Zhang's Jianchu reign, a golden sword was cast and thrown into the Yi River to crush a monster that could crush a person's knees."

It was a miraculous event that happened during the reign of Emperor Zhang of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Liu Da.

Like Liu Zhuang, Liu Xun was an accomplished emperor. Together with Liu Zhuang, they were known as the "Ming Zhang Governance" of the Eastern Han Dynasty. He was a rare emperor who loved his people.

At that time, the weather was good and the world was peaceful. The people lived a rare peaceful and happy life with men farming and women weaving.

But beneath this seemingly calm surface, an unexpected change quietly occurred.

March 3rd, also known as the Song Festival, the Song Fairy Festival or the Song Fairy Festival, is a traditional festival for some ancient ethnic groups to worship their ancestors and choose their spouses through singing.

On the day of March 3, the weather was fine and sunny, just like a gorgeous painting. People dressed in their best clothes, carrying exquisite bamboo baskets, carrying all kinds of delicious food, cakes and braised eggs.

Especially the young girls, who were like flowers in bud, walked out of their homes and gathered by the river.

Young men and women formed their own small circles in twos and threes. Some danced like colorful butterflies, their graceful bodies full of vitality; some sang freely, their voices melodious like orioles flying out of the valley; some wore green clothes and held jade fans to recite poems, the fragrance of ink wafted in the air; some played the piano and flute, melodiously and beautifully...

The sunlight sprinkled on the sparkling Yi River like pieces of gold, and people were immersed in a sea of ​​joy.

Suddenly, strange ripples appeared on the water surface, like bubbles bubbling in boiling water. The splashes became more and more numerous and bigger, rushing into the sky like a spring.

Then, a strange figure slowly emerged from the top of the tall water column, like a demon walking out of hell.

The thing was shaped like a human knee, with sharp claws on its head. It looked hideous and terrifying, and it was creepy.

what!

With a scream, everyone's attention was drawn to the water surface.

This sudden monster exploded in the crowd like a blockbuster bomb. Everyone was terrified and ran away.

The monster opened its bloody mouth, revealing its sharp fangs. A foul odor came like a plague. Its eyes flashed with greed, and it stared at the people on the shore like a hungry wolf.

A young man who was closest to the Yishui River unfortunately became the target of the water monster. He wanted to escape in fear, but his legs seemed to be nailed down, shaking like a sieve, and he couldn't move at all.

The water monster quickly stretched out its claws, as fast as lightning, and grabbed him as if he was just a lamb to be slaughtered.

The man struggled desperately but couldn't break free from the water monster.

The water monster dragged him into the water, and with a "gulp", the man disappeared under the water.

Also disappearing was the tall column of water.

After a while, a scarlet color appeared on the water surface. No one needed to ask, everyone knew it was the blood of the missing man.

Even people living near the banks of the Yishui River could clearly hear the water monster chewing with satisfaction, which was creepy.

After witnessing this scene, everyone was so frightened that they fled in all directions without caring about anything else. Those who couldn't run walked, and those who couldn't stand still crawled...

Anyway, everyone had only one thought, which was to leave the Yi River bank and stay away from the water monster.

Now, everyone knows why all the people who entered the Yi River to bathe or play in the water would disappear inexplicably, with no one seeing them alive or dead. It turns out that they were all eaten by this monster.

As more and more people fled Yishui, the news that there was a monster in Yishui that ate people spread. Also spread was the news that the monster in Yishui started to attack passers-by because no one went into Yishui anymore.

From then on, Yishui became a forbidden area for people, and no one dared to approach this water cursed by the water monster.

For a time, rumors spread, people were in panic, and the entire area was shrouded in fear and anxiety.

Faced with such a situation, Emperor Zhang was extremely anxious. He knew that if he did not take measures to quell the panic as soon as possible, the consequences would be disastrous.

What's even more terrifying is that no one knows whether this water monster is really unable to leave the water or whether this water monster will follow the Yi River and swim freely in all waters.

After careful consideration, Emperor Zhang issued an edict in the eighth year of Jianchu, ordering skilled craftsmen to forge a sword made of pure gold.

After all, the sword is the king of weapons and can suppress demons.

This is a very common perception. Almost everyone believes that the sword has a mysterious and powerful power that can suppress all evil spirits.

Therefore, Emperor Zhang hoped to use the power of this pure gold sword to completely subdue the monster that was causing trouble, so as to maintain peace in the area and eliminate the threat posed by floods to the people.

This water-suppressing sword forged by Emperor Zhang had no sword inscription when it was first forged. Because it was made of gold, it was named "Golden Sword" and later called "Golden Sword".

The Water-Zhening Sword, as the name suggests, refers to a sword that is thrown into the water.

As for the three water-suppressing swords that Su Xiaoya knew about, one was made of pure gold, one was shaped like a dragon, and one was seven and a half meters long and weighed more than three thousand kilograms. It was known as the "No. 1 Giant Sword in the World."

The sword made of gold is naturally the golden sword forged by Emperor Zhang.

As for the Dragon Shaped Sword, it was forged by Emperor Ming of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Liu Zhuang, and it also has no sword inscription. Because the sword is in the shape of a dragon, it is named the "Dragon Shaped Sword".

Tao Hongjing of Liang wrote in Records of Ancient and Modern Swords: "Emperor Zhuang of Ming reigned for eighteen years. In the first year of Yongping (58 AD), he forged a sword in the shape of a dragon and sank it into the Luo River. When the water was clear, people often saw it."

It is said that Liu Zhuang was a very famous emperor with outstanding political achievements. During his reign, he worked hard to govern the country, recruited talented people, and successfully created the glorious and splendid era of "Ming Zhang's Governance".

The origin of this mysterious sword can be traced back to when he just ascended the throne.

At that time, the new emperor had just come to power, and the ambitious Liu Zhuang was determined to forge a unique sword to symbolize his supreme imperial power and pray for long-term stability and good weather in the country.

After countless skilled craftsmen worked day and night to carefully forge it, they finally created this rare and powerful weapon that shocked the world.

The sword is shining with cold light all over, and is extremely sharp, as if it can cut through all obstacles in the world; the hilt is engraved with a lifelike dragon pattern, and the winding and circling posture demonstrates the emperor's majesty and dominance.

After completing the sword-forging, Liu Zhuang personally led his ministers to the turbulent Luo River and held a grand and solemn sacrificial ceremony.

Afterwards, he personally threw this sword, which embodied countless efforts and hopes, into the Luo River, hoping to use the power of the surging river to protect the land and water, quell the flood, and bless the people of the world to live and work in peace and prosperity and the country to prosper.

Since then, the sword has been sleeping at the bottom of the bottomless Luo River.

Whenever the Luo River is clear and peaceful, occasionally there will be a lucky person who sees its looming figure.

Legend has it that anyone who is lucky enough to see this sword will be blessed by God and have a smooth and worry-free life.

Over time, this magical sword became a myth passed down by word of mouth, adding a mysterious and charming color to that magnificent history.

The third sword that can suppress water is called "The Dragon-Slaying Sword".

This water-controlling sword named "Zhan Jiao Sword" is very famous. It was made in the 56th year of Emperor Kangxi's reign under the personal supervision of Yanzhou prefect Jin Yifeng.

This peerless sword has been lying quietly under the Yanzhou South Bridge over the Si River.

Speaking of this sword, it is truly amazing!

Its total length is about 7.5 meters, of which the blade is 5.52 meters long. The hilt is also not short, at 1.95 meters long. The width is 0.27 meters. As for the diameter of the guard, it is 0.5 meters.

Such a huge thing has an astonishing weight of 1539.8 kilograms, which is equivalent to 3079.6 pounds!

It is truly a sword that shakes the world.

Looking closely at the sword, you can see that it is in the shape of a flat diamond, while the sharp tip is oval, which gives it a unique sense of power.

The grid is designed to be round, and what is even more amazing is that there are elaborate patterns on both sides of the grid. The eyes, eyebrows, nose and mouth on the patterns are vividly depicted, as if you can feel the breath of a fierce evil god coming towards you, while at the same time exuding a supreme majesty that can suppress water and demons.

Look at the hilt of the sword, there is an inscription engraved on it: "Placed by Shanyin Jin Yifeng, the governor of Yanzhou Prefecture, in the second month of the Dingyou year of the Kangxi reign." This line of words not only records the origin of the sword, but also highlights Jin Yifeng's determination and sense of mission when he forged the sword.

Because this sword has the important task of suppressing water, it has also earned a resounding name - "Dragon-Slaying Sword".

You know, in folk legends, dragons often stir up storms and cause floods. Once this sword comes out, it will be like a magic needle that can suppress the monsters in the water and keep the area safe.

Because of this, this "Dragon-Slaying Sword" has become the longest and heaviest sword known to the public, and is hailed as the well-deserved "No. 1 Sword in the World"!

Of course, this is only for ordinary people. In the world of immortal cultivation, any black iron sword weighs more than 10,000 jin. Even 100,000 jin, 1 million jin, or 10 million jin is not uncommon.

It’s not just talk that immortals can move mountains and fill the sea.