The Strange Sword in the Deep House

During the Anti-Japanese War, jeweler Han Tiankui and his daughter Han Dazhu stored a box of jewelry donated by colleagues from the chamber of commerce to the anti-Japanese soldiers in Liu Shanpu's pawn shop. Unfortunately, Han Tiankui was killed on his way home, and his dagger fell into the water of East Lake. His daughter Dazhu narrowly escaped death. Dazhu and his sister Xiaozhu invited boatman Zhao Tonghai to go to East Lake to salvage daggers. Dazhu remembered that on the day of the accident, there was a monk and nun on the shore. The two sisters found the monk and nun Huichen and asked the master to tell him the whereabouts of the dagger. After Huichen recognized Dazhu clearly, he made an appointment to meet her before she was castrated in the early morning of the next day. That night Huichen discovered that several people had been killed and knew something was wrong. The next day he hurriedly pointed out the location of the dagger and left Biyun Temple. However, at the location pointed by Master Huichen, Dazhu only fished out the scabbard, but could not fish out the dagger. At this time, a group of gangsters on the shore came and asked them to hand over their daggers. After a fierce battle and the gangsters were repulsed, Dazhu found Hui Chen again. After Hui Chen knew the origin of the dagger, he asked his disciple to take it out. It turned out that Hui Chen had picked up the dagger. The three of them went straight to Liu Shanpu's house. The one who opened the door was actually a gangster who had seized the sword by the lake. Another fierce battle ensued. Dazhu finally found Liu Shanpu after all the troubles, so he burned incense and tried the sword on the spot. The two swords repeled each other, which was beyond reproach. Just as the three of them were walking out,