Transmigrated Villain: Starting by Removing the Female Lead's Supreme Bone

When Su He opened his eyes again, he was already standing outside the secret realm.

The secret realm behind them had completely collapsed, turning into ruins.

Su He breathed a long sigh of relief, his heart filled with emotion.

He had truly grasped the mysteries of swordsmanship and unleashed the true power of the Tai Xuan Sword.

All of this is thanks to the guidance of the Sword Master.

Su He silently bowed three times in the direction of the secret realm to show his respect.

After escaping from the secret realm, Su He knew the general location of the broken sword, but he also understood that the journey to find the sword was still long.

More unknown dangers await him ahead, requiring him to remain vigilant at all times.

Su He decided to find a place to rest and recover his physical and mental strength.

He discovered an ancient village in a remote valley, where the people lived a simple and peaceful life.

Suhe walked into the village and asked the villagers if there was a place for him to stay.

A kind old woman warmly welcomed him and invited him to stay in her home.

Su He was extremely grateful and thanked him repeatedly.

During his rest in the village, Suhe overheard a legend about a broken sword.

It is said that a broken sword once appeared in a mysterious cave near the village.

The broken sword emitted a strange light, seemingly containing boundless power.

But no one knew the origin of the broken sword, and no one dared to venture into the cave to explore.

Upon hearing this legend, Su He's heart stirred.

He had a vague feeling that this mysterious cave might be related to the broken sword he was looking for.

Su He decided to explore the cave mentioned by the villagers to see if he could find any clues about the broken sword.

But he also knew that this decision might mean new dangers.

That mysterious cave is probably no ordinary place.

Suhe asked the kind old woman for directions to the cave, but the old woman looked worried.

She told Suhe that strange things often happened around that cave, and people who entered the cave rarely returned.

She advised Suhe not to take any risks and to rest and recuperate in the village.

But Suhe couldn't let go of his obsession. He thanked the old woman and said he was determined to find out what was going on.

The old woman sighed, took a cloth bag from the corner of the room, and handed it to Su He.

This is her family heirloom, a special powder that she can sprinkle out to confuse the enemy if she encounters danger.

Su He gratefully accepted the cloth bag and carefully put it away.

Suhe stayed in the village for a few more days, adjusting himself to his best condition.

He bid farewell to the old woman and the villagers and set off on his journey to the cave.

Suhe bid farewell to the villagers and embarked on his journey to find the mysterious cave.

He navigated through the dense jungle, guided by the directions given to him by the old woman.

This jungle doesn't seem to welcome outsiders.

The deeper you go, the more eerie and strange the surrounding environment becomes.

Su He felt a chill rise from the soles of his feet and envelop his entire body.

There is probably some unknown danger lurking in this jungle.

But he did not back down; instead, he continued forward, cautiously observing the movements around him.

Suddenly, a strange sound came from the depths of the jungle.

The voice was neither human nor beast, sending chills down one's spine.

The next moment, a huge black shadow darted out of the jungle and blocked Su He's way.

It was a huge monster, its body as black as ink, with a green glow in its eyes.

It opened its gaping maw, revealing its sharp teeth, and let out a deafening roar.

Suhe realized that this monster was no ordinary creature.

He channeled his inner energy, and the Tai Xuan Sword immediately began to flash with dazzling sword light.

The monster seemed startled by the sword light, let out a roar, and pounced on Suhe.

Su He shouted and charged forward with his sword.

The sword light clashed with the monster's claws, producing a piercing sound.

Su He felt a tremendous force coming from him, which almost threw him away.

The monster's power far exceeded his imagination.

The Tai Xuan Sword danced in Su He's hands, transforming into streaks of silver light that continuously carved deep wounds into the monster's body.

But the monster's skin seemed exceptionally tough, and the wounds healed quickly.

It roared, its sharp claws constantly attacking the Suhe River, creating gusts of wind.

The words of the Sword Master before his death suddenly flashed through his mind.

Su He suddenly realized that he had shortcomings.

He kept using swordsmanship to fight monsters, but neglected the essence of swordsmanship.

Only by letting go of all distracting thoughts can one truly unleash the power of the sword.

Suhe closed her eyes.

He no longer paid attention to the monster's attacks, but instead immersed himself entirely in the way of the sword.

In that instant, Su He felt himself completely merge with the Tai Xuan Sword.

His mind became incredibly calm, as if everything around him had ceased to exist.

Yes, it is his unity with the sword and his understanding of the way of the sword.

Su He slowly opened her eyes, her gaze clear as water.

He raised the Tai Xuan Sword, its tip pointing directly at the monster's brow.

The next moment, a dazzling sword light shot out from the tip of the sword, piercing straight into the monster's head.

The monster let out a piercing scream, and its massive body crashed to the ground, never to move again.

Su He let out a long sigh and sheathed his sword.

He finally truly grasped the secrets of swordsmanship.

This battle is not only a fight against monsters, but also a dialogue with one's own heart.

He stroked the hilt of the Tai Xuan Sword with gratitude; this sword had become his most loyal companion.

Suhe looked around and found that the monster's corpse had turned into a pool of black water that had seeped into the soil.

Suhe continued his journey through the jungle, searching for the mysterious cave.

Su He gripped the Tai Xuan Sword tightly, his senses becoming sharper, and he remained highly vigilant about everything around him.

Suddenly, a strange fragrance wafted into Suhe's nostrils.

The fragrance seemed to possess a magical power, drawing people in irresistibly.

Suhe carefully followed the direction of the fragrance.

He came to a strange sea of ​​flowers.

The flowers were brightly colored and exuded an alluring fragrance.

But Su He felt a chill run down his spine; this sea of ​​flowers was no ordinary thing.

He was about to step back when he found that his body was no longer under his control.

Those flowers seemed to possess a magical power, drawing him ever forward.

Suhe struggled, trying to resist the attraction with her willpower.

But his body was out of control, and he walked step by step into the depths of the sea of ​​flowers.

The words of the Sword Master resurfaced in his mind once again.

"The true essence of swordsmanship lies not in the elegance of its techniques, but in the clarity of its mind."

Su He suddenly realized the true nature of this sea of ​​flowers.

This is an evil illusion that bewitches people and lures them to their doom.

To break free from this illusion, one must maintain inner clarity.