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About Legend of Lotus Sword Fairy
In the Cangyun Realm, the immortals and demons constantly clash. Xu Changqing, born in the Qinglian Sword Valley, aspires to become a sword immortal. However, his good fortune is short-lived. The Ninth Demon General of Cangyue Palace invades Qinglian Sword Valley, and Xu Changqing's grandfather sacrifices himself. Xu Changqing gains the recognition of the "Qinglian Emperor Sword" and fights against the Ninth Demon General but is no match for him. Later, Qiu Wuyai, the Taibai Sword Immortal of...
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