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

As a loyal fan, Su Xiaoya had followed the show for more than ten years, but now the show has stopped updating. I felt so upset. It's hard to describe in words.

In The Legend of Qin, Gai Nie's most powerful sword move is the Hundred-Step Flying Sword.

Su Xiaoya felt that this should have entered the stage of cultivating immortals. Otherwise, it would be incredible to think about controlling the flying sword with just internal force.

However, this did not affect Su Xiaoya's love for Gai Nie, although, after Wei Zhuang was whitewashed, Su Xiaoya also liked Wei Zhuang. The main reason was that Wei Zhuang was too handsome and cool.

Of course, Xue Nu and Gao Jianli are also Su Xiaoya’s favorite couple.

Perhaps because she likes it, Su Xiaoya has studied Gai Nie's swordsmanship quite thoroughly.

After analysis and sorting, Gai Nie's swordsmanship is divided into four major realms:

The first realm is fierce and indestructible.

In this realm, Gai Nie held a sharp sword with a gleaming green light, and the blade emitted a chilling light. Every time he swung the sword, it was as swift as a storm, and wherever the sword light passed, the air seemed to be torn apart, making a sharp whistling sound.

At this time, Gai Nie, with his superb sword skills and extraordinary strength, can easily cut steel and split boulders.

His swordsmanship was sharp and direct, without any delay, and his absolute attack power left the enemy with no chance of fighting back.

This fierce swordsmanship style is like a ferocious beast, charging forward bravely and unstoppable.

However, although the swordsmanship at this level is incredibly powerful, it is still only the initial stage of swordsmanship. As long as one perseveres and swings the sword 3000 to 5000 times a day, one will be able to achieve sharp and swift sword attacks.

Gai Nie knows very well that in order to become a true kendo master, he needs to constantly break through himself and explore the higher levels of swordsmanship secrets.

The second realm, the heavy sword has no edge, the great skill is not elaborate.

As his practice deepened, Gai Nie entered the second realm - the heavy sword has no edge, the great skill is not elaborate.

At this time, the sword in his hand has been replaced with a heavy black iron sword. This sword has no sharp edge and looks plain, but it contains endless power.

At this stage, Gai Nie began to focus on the weight of the sword and the use of his own strength.

He no longer relied solely on the sharpness of the sword to kill the enemy, but instead used clever movement and moves to maximize the advantages of the heavy sword.

Every time the sword is swung out, it seems slow and heavy, but in fact it contains a tremendous force, enough to split mountains and crack rocks.

Just like the beauty of a woman lies in her bones rather than in her skin, once the restrained sword moves are unleashed, their attack power will definitely be able to deter all villains.

Compared with the first realm, the swordsmanship of this realm emphasizes more on overall coordination and control of strength.

Gai Nie learned how to use the center of gravity of his body and the explosive power of his muscles. By accumulating strength and exploding, each strike could produce a huge impact.

At the same time, he also understood that in the world of swordsmanship, speed and sharpness are not the only ways to win. Sometimes, the simplest and most direct way is more lethal.

In the third realm, grass, wood, bamboo and stone can all be used as swords.

When Gai Nie entered the third realm, his swordsmanship was already extraordinary. At this time, he was no longer bound by the use of specific weapons, because for him, everything in the world could be turned into a sword.

Whether it is a slender branch or an ordinary stone, as long as it falls into his hands, it can become a deadly weapon.

Just like in "The Legend of Qin", Gai Nie only had a wooden sword from beginning to end. He fought in battles over 3,000 miles, and his sword was once as powerful as a million men.

In Cangyue Valley, Sword Saint Gai Nie killed 300 pursuers with his sword. With a move of flying sword steps, no one could survive wherever he passed. The corpses were everywhere, and Tianming was stunned!

In this state, Gai Nie realized the true meaning of swordsmanship - the sword comes from the heart. He no longer relied solely on the external sword to perform swordsmanship, but integrated his state of mind and thoughts into every action. Even a leaf picked up casually, under the infusion of his internal force, could be transformed into a cold light and hit the enemy's vital point.

This free-wheeling swordplay not only reflects Gai Nie's superb skills, but also shows his inner cultivation. He has transcended the constraints of matter and reached the highest realm where man and sword become one.

The fourth realm: the unity of mind and sword.

Finally, he reached the pinnacle of swordsmanship - the unity of mind and sword. In this realm, Gai Nie's body and mind are completely integrated with the sword, and his every thought and every emotion can be transformed into sharp sword energy.

On the battlefield, he didn't need to deliberately attack, as long as he thought, the surrounding airflow would automatically condense into countless invisible sword shadows, sweeping towards the enemy. These sword shadows were like ghosts, making it difficult to defend against them.

Moreover, due to the unity of mind and sword, Gai Nie's attacks became flawless. No matter which direction the enemy attacked from, he could react quickly and deliver a fatal blow.

At this time, Gai Nie has become a well-deserved sword master. His existence itself is a deterrent, making all those who dare to challenge him afraid.

In a state of unity between mind and sword, he can easily defeat any powerful enemy and defend his honor and dignity.

Gai Nie's swordsmanship is like climbing a ladder, from the basic sharpness and strength, to the heavy sword without an edge, and then to the point where grass, wood, bamboo and stone can all be used as swords, finally reaching the highest realm of unity of mind and sword. This is the gradual sublimation of swordsmanship and the improvement of inner cultivation.

His unique move, the Hundred-Step Flying Sword, was even more breathtaking. All swordsmen who had seen Gai Nie perform the Hundred-Step Flying Sword were deeply impressed by him.

Gai Nie moved, floating like a ghost, and the sword in his hand seemed to merge with him. His eyes were focused and firm, revealing an unparalleled confidence.

In an instant, the sword light rushed out like lightning, cutting through the sky, carrying a sharp sword energy, and went straight to the target.

This sword was as fast as the wind and as powerful as a bamboo, as if it could penetrate all obstacles.

The subtlety of the Hundred-Step Flying Sword lies in its perfect combination of speed and power. The trajectory of the sword in the air is like a nimble dragon, sometimes circling, sometimes diving, making it unpredictable.

And that powerful sword energy was like surging waves, one after another, continuously pouring towards the enemy.

Under this sword, the enemy is often unable to fight back and can only watch himself being defeated.

Hundred-step flying sword is not only a sword technique, but also an art, a manifestation of the ultimate pursuit of swordsmanship. Its exquisiteness makes people fall in love with it and admire it.

Su Xiaoya could see that the Hundred-Step Flying Sword that Gai Nie used in the third realm when all grass, wood, bamboo and stone could be used as swords was incomparable to the Hundred-Step Flying Sword he used when he broke through to the fourth realm where his mind and sword became one, in terms of lethality, killing range, and even speed and strength.

According to legend, the unique sword of Guiguzi was created by the first generation of Guiguzi with great effort. This sword technique follows the way of heaven and earth, and is subtly divided into two schools: vertical sword and horizontal sword.

The art of horizontal sword focuses on psychological tactics and strategies, aiming to maximize benefits, which is the so-called "捭". People who use horizontal sword need to be meticulous and resourceful, good at perceiving the opponent's flaws and making clever arrangements, so as to defeat the enemy.

The principle of vertical sword focuses on the majestic momentum and strives for practical effectiveness, which is the essence of "close". Those who practice vertical sword must have indomitable courage and unparalleled internal strength, and defeat the enemy with fierce offensive and fierce sword energy.

Among the Guiguzi's sword techniques, the Hundred-Step Flying Sword is undoubtedly the supreme and must-kill skill in the sword technique, and it is known as "one blade cuts the throat, the Hundred-Step Flying Sword".

Initially, this Hundred-Step Flying Sword had a total of eight styles, each of which contained infinite power and a myriad of varied sword moves.

As time went by, Gai Nie and Wei Zhuang's master, after careful consideration in his later years, refined the original complicated eight styles and finally condensed them into only three styles of the Hundred-Step Flying Sword.

Once upon a time, Gai Nie successfully defeated Wei Zhuang's Eight-Step Flying Sword with these Three-Step Flying Sword Skills, and became famous in the martial arts world for a while.

But what was unexpected was that although Gai Nie won the competition, he was still unable to comprehend the last move of the three-step flying sword.

On the other hand, although Wei Zhuang was defeated by Gai Nie in that fierce battle, he did not become discouraged. On the contrary, after experiencing the hardships of failure, Wei Zhuang was the first to comprehend the mysterious third style of Hundred-Step Flying Sword, and thus embarked on the road to the pinnacle of swordsmanship.

After that, Wei Zhuang, relying on his extraordinary swordsmanship, founded the killer organization Quicksand that made the six countries tremble with fear.

If he is angry, the princes will be afraid; if he lives in peace, the world will be at peace.

It can be seen how powerful the descendants of Guiguzi are in making clouds and rain by flipping their hands.

Legend has it that Guiguzi once studied Taoism with Taishang Laojun. He also wrote many books on military tactics, Taoism, divination, physiognomy, and house physiognomy, and even predicted the rise and fall of a country by observing its shape and energy.

It has to be said that every generation of Guiguzi's descendants is extremely talented. Under Guiguzi's training, they are not only proficient in the art of diplomacy, but also have extensive knowledge of military tactics, Qimen Bagua, astronomy and geography.

For example: Su Qin and Zhang Yi.

Su Qin, a famous diplomat during the Warring States Period, proposed the "vertical and vertical" strategy, which facilitated the six countries to form an alliance to resist Qin. He was given the seals of the six countries, which prevented Qin from sending troops to Hangu Pass for 15 years.

Zhang Yi, a descendant of the Wei nobility, was the first to create the "Heng Lian" strategy, making friends with distant states and attacking nearby ones. He persuaded the six states to join Qin, urged all states to be friendly with Qin, and enabled Qin to unify the world. He was therefore granted the title of Wuxin Jun.

For example: Pang Juan and Sun Bin.

We are of the same origin, why are we so eager to fight each other? Pang Juan and Sun Bin are the only pair of brothers in the Zongheng School who fought to the death.

Pang Juan was older than Sun Bin. After he left the army, he joined the State of Wei and quickly became a highly respected general with his outstanding military talents.

Pang Juan was highly appreciated and trusted by King Hui of Wei due to his military achievements and good strategies. However, deep down in his heart, Pang Juan was extremely jealous of Sun Bin's talent.

So Pang Juan came up with a plan and pretended to be enthusiastic to invite Sun Bin to the State of Wei.

Sun Bin was completely unprepared for this and came to Wei State with great joy, hoping to realize his ambitions and serve the country together with Pang Juan.

Unexpectedly, this turned out to be a trap carefully laid by Pang Juan. The reason was simple - jealousy.

Sun Bin is a descendant of the famous "Military Saint" Sun Wu, and outstanding wisdom and military talent flow in his blood.

Thanks to this excellent genetic inheritance, Sun Bin showed extraordinary talent in the military field since he was a child. Whether it was his ability to comprehend military strategies or his ingenious ideas for deploying troops, everyone was amazed.

In comparison, although Pang Juan was also a rare talent, when he was studying with Sun Bin, he was always unable to surpass this fellow apprentice.

Although Pang Juan was equally diligent and hardworking, he was always slightly inferior to Sun Bin in academic competitions or practical exercises.

Over time, this gap gradually planted a seed of jealousy in Pang Juan's heart.

From the initial mutual learning to the later secret competition, Pang Juan's mentality underwent subtle changes.

On the surface, he still maintained a close friendship with Sun Bin. The two often discussed academic matters and exchanged experiences together. In the eyes of outsiders, they were a pair of like-minded friends.

But only Pang Juan himself knew that whenever he saw Sun Bin being praised by his teachers and admired by his classmates, a strong fire of jealousy would burn in his heart.

Therefore, after Pang Juan enthusiastically invited Sun Bin to join Wei, he secretly slandered Sun Bin to King Hui of Wei, falsely accusing Sun Bin of secretly communicating with the State of Qi and intending to betray his country and surrender to the enemy.

King Wei Hui was furious when he heard this, and without further investigation, he ordered Sun Bin to be executed - his kneecaps were dug out and humiliating words were carved on his face as a punishment.

Sun Bin was traumatized both physically and mentally after suffering such torture, but he knew that if he did not endure it, his life would be in danger.

So, Sun Bin endured the severe pain and grief and pretended to be crazy and stupid in order to confuse everyone.

Fortunately, he managed to escape the fatal disaster.

After that, Sun Bin finally escaped back to Qi after going through untold hardships.

King Wei of Qi, the monarch of Qi State, had long heard of Sun Bin's talent. During a horse race by Tian Ji, King Wei of Qi saw this man who had experienced many hardships but remained strong and intelligent, and he could not help but admire him greatly.

King Wei of Qi was well aware of the injustice Sun Bin had suffered and his extraordinary military wisdom, and he did not hesitate to use him and entrust him with important tasks.

From then on, Sun Bin was able to show his talents in Qi State, and embarked on a magnificent journey of revenge and serving the country.

Battle of Guiling.

Sun Bin's strategy of besieging Wei to save Zhao cleverly resolved Zhao's difficulties and left him with a good name for eternity, but also planted an indelible shadow in Pang Juan's heart.

After the defeat, Pang Juan regretted not killing Sun Bin at the beginning. It was really like letting a tiger go back to the mountain, which would cause endless troubles. But regret was useless in the current situation. If he wanted to get rid of the demon in his heart, he had to defeat Sun Bin on the battlefield.

Battle of Maling.

The Battle of Maling is one of the most famous battles during the Warring States Period. The war ended with Sun Bin's complete victory, while Pang Juan ended up committing suicide.

"If he is angry, all the princes will be afraid; if he lives in peace, the world will be at peace."