Where did Shenmu Sword come from? Is it the same as usual?

Wood blade, the god of words in the TV series, comes from the Battle of Shushan (the story of Yuming Niang was told by Ding Yin) and the biography of the swordsman of Shushan (made by the master of Copper Coconut Island with 49 handles), and wood blade, the long one, comes from the legendary sword (strictly speaking, the seven swords of Longyuan belonged to Nu Wa and Emperor, and Nu Wa sent her entourage and descendants to guard one of the seven swords instead of her).

The Shenmu sword of the game comes from Zhao Yun of the Three Kingdoms (I took Yuheng last time). After I went in, there was a big bandit and five or six small mountain thieves running on horseback, attracting them to one side. Like an arrow roller, a burglar will drop three things, two of them are changing, and if he kills seven or eight times, he will drop the peach wooden sword. Dragon wood blade is generally a novice weapon in novel games.

Shenmu sword, as its name implies, is a magic weapon for god to ward off evil spirits and a legendary thing; Chang is a Taoist instrument, a town house, and has ancient books to follow. They are different.

In reality, the word Shenmu sword mostly appears in the category of martial arts sword spectrum, and the long wood blade is generally used for the elderly to dance swords or children's toys.