The Sword Tomb is located in the southwest region of the ancient city of Da Zhou, nestled within a mountain range. It is said that in the past, a grandmaster of sword arts was buried here. This grandmaster had an intense fondness for swords, and upon his death, he had thousands of swords buried with him.

Over time, the Sword Tomb became a sacred place in the hearts of sword cultivators. Many would travel far and wide, enduring hardships to come here and seek a destined sword. If they were fortunate enough to obtain one, their cultivation journey would likely progress significantly. However, if they failed to find a suitable sword, they might even be injured or die within the tomb.

The Sword Tomb was not always open. It was only accessible when specific conditions were met. For instance, when a new dynasty was established, or when a major event occurred within the cultivation world, the Sword Tomb would reveal itself. This added to its mystique and allure.

As the Great Zhou Dynasty was established, the Sword Tomb once again opened its doors. This news spread like wildfire throughout the cultivation world, attracting countless sword cultivators from all corners of the land. They converged upon the ancient city of Da Zhou, eager to try their luck and potentially find their lifelong companion in the form of a powerful sword.

The atmosphere in the city was electric. Swordsmen of all levels could be seen, their blades glinting in the sun. Inns and restaurants were bustling with activity as cultivators discussed their strategies and shared tales of past experiences within the Sword Tomb.

Many were hopeful, their eyes filled with anticipation. Others were more cautious, aware of the dangers that lay within the tomb. Regardless of their mindset, they were all drawn by the irresistible pull of the Sword Tomb, a place where legends were made and destinies were forged.