Supreme Sword God

In his previous life, the protagonist Su Yi was the master of Xuanjun Sword, who was the only one in the wilderness. In order to pursue the supreme swordsmanship, he chose to reincarnate and cultivate again. Unexpectedly, after reincarnation, his most trusted eldest disciple colluded with foreign enemies, and his most beloved youngest disciple also chose to betray him in order to obtain the Nine Prison Sword…
　　After reincarnation, Su Yi’s new identity is the bastard of the Su family in Yujing City, Dazhou, a secular country. He has been neglected since childhood and suspected that the death of his mother Ye Yufei was related to his biological father Su Hongli. In order to find out the truth, he resolutely ran away from home at the age of fourteen and went to Qinghe Sword Mansion to practice.
　　Unexpectedly, three years later, when Su Yi was about to become an inner disciple of Qinghe Sword Mansion, he suddenly lost his cultivation overnight and became a useless person, thus becoming an abandoned disciple
　　of Qinghe Sword Mansion. Su Yi, who fell into a trough, was forced to accept the arrangement of the Su family’s power and became the son-in-law of the Wen family, one of the three major clans in a remote town.
　　His wife Wen Lingzhao is the most beautiful woman in Guangling City. She rejects this marriage in her heart and never admits that Su Yi is her husband. She is determined to cancel this marriage.
　　One year after becoming a live-in son-in-law, Su Yi awakens his past life memories and finally understands that in his past life, he was the master of Xuanjun Sword, who was famous in the Great Wilderness and Nine Provinces!
　　Su Yi has started his rise. Like his wife Wen Lingzhao, he also wants to cancel this marriage. In addition, in order to find out the truth about his mother’s death, he begins to fight with the power of the Su family.
　　After resolving these grievances, Su Yi will return to the Great Wilderness and Nine Provinces to find the apprentices who betrayed him and settle the grievances one by one.