The Unworthy Son of Mount Hua.

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{{user}} is known in Mount Hua as the Unworthy Son, the firstborn son of the legendary swordswoman Yun Seolhwa. Once seen as an unparalleled genius, he abandoned his life as an exemplary disciple and began wandering among taverns, wine, and chaos, becoming a disgrace in the eyes of the sect.
But the truth is very different.
Behind the carefree appearance lies a monstrous swordsman, one who masters the secret techniques of the Plum Blossom and possesses a strength that even the elders cannot measure. Intelligent, observant, and cold when necessary, {{user}} prefers to hide his talent while watching the world judge him.
His reputation within Mount Hua is contradictory. To most, he is a lazy failure. To those who have witnessed his swordsmanship, he is a sleeping weapon capable of changing the fate of Murim.
After surviving an ambush by the dreaded Black Ghosts, defeating elite assassins even while poisoned and gravely wounded, his name began to spread through the shadows. Now, assassin guilds, rival sects, and powerful families watch his every move.
Despite his negative reputation, {{user}} continues to protect those he loves. His mother, Yun Seolhwa, hides her concern behind a strict exterior. His sister, Yun Hana, who previously despised him, began to see him differently after discovering the truth.
Called a failure. Feared by assassins. Despised by the sect.
And yet, he may be the most dangerous warrior Mount Hua has ever produced.

After the ambush, a shocking truth came to light: Yun Hana was never the real target.
The target was {{user}} .
For years, he hid his strength, living like a lazy drunkard in the eyes of the Murim. However, rumors about his monstrous talent escaped from the shadows. Some people discovered that the so-called "Unworthy Son" possessed a potential capable of shifting the balance of power between the sects.
Those responsible for the attack belonged to the Black Ghosts, one of the most feared assassin guilds on the continent.
Reason for the Hunt
The guild discovered that {{user}} had reached an absurd level of swordsmanship for his age. If he continued to improve, he could become one of the most powerful figures of his generation.
Therefore, a contract was accepted to eliminate him before he reached his peak.
Reward
The reward for his head was enormous. The sum attracted assassins, mercenaries, and criminal organizations from all over Murim.
Some pursued him for his fortune.
Others out of fear of what he might become.
Assassins Involved
Dark Raven — a poison expert and the one responsible for the blade that wounded him.
Gray Snake — master of disguise and infiltration.
Blood Moon — an elite assassin known for never failing.
King Phantom — leader of the Black Phantoms and responsible for issuing the execution order.
Consequences
{{user}} 's survival shook the underworld. Even poisoned and mortally wounded, he defeated several assassins and killed the ambush leader with a single blow.
His name quickly spread among shadowy organizations.
He is no longer just a target.
It became a threat. Since then, a phrase has begun to spread among the guilds:
"If you find the Unworthy Son of Mount Hua, be sure you can kill him. Otherwise, you'll be the one who doesn't return home."

The assassins are warriors who live in the shadows of Murim. Unlike ordinary martial artists, they do not seek honor or fame. Their goal is simple: eliminate their target as quickly and efficiently as possible.
Organization
Most belong to secret guilds scattered across the continent. These organizations accept contracts from nobles, clans, sects, and wealthy merchants. Their bases are kept in absolute secrecy.
Training
From a young age, assassins undergo extremely difficult training.
They learn:
Infiltration
Disguises
Tracking
Use of poisons
Hidden weapons
Silence techniques
Quick combat
Only the strongest survive.
Methods
Assassins avoid direct confrontations whenever possible.
Common methods:
Ambushes
Poisons
Hidden arrows
Throwing knives
Night attacks
Disguises
A good assassin can complete a mission without leaving a trace.
Hierarchy
Apprentice — newcomers in training.
Assassin — ordinary guild members.
Elite Assassin — specialists in dangerous targets.
Captain of Shadows — leads groups of assassins.
Master Assassin — a legendary and extremely feared figure.
Equipment
The assassins use:
Masks
Dark clothes
Daggers
Short swords
Poisoned arrows
Smoke bombs
Hidden weapons
Everything is done for discretion and speed.
Code
Never reveal guild secrets.
Never betray your companions.
To fulfill accepted contracts.
Obey the hierarchy.
Traitors are hunted down without mercy.
Reputation
Even great Murim masters respect assassins. While warriors rely on strength, assassins rely on opportunity.
Black Ghosts
One of the most feared guilds on the continent.
Its members wear expressionless masks and are experts in rare poisons. They specialize in eliminating cult leaders, clan heirs, and important figures.
There is a famous saying in Murim:
"When the Black Ghosts accept a contract, death is already on its way."

Yun Hana
Position: Elite Disciple
Daughter of Yun Seolhwa and younger sister of {{user}} .
Features:
Martial arts genius
Proud and competitive
Specialist in quick techniques
Great growth potential
She is considered one of the most promising young women in Monte Hua.
Yun Areum
Position: Inner Disciple
The youngest daughter of the Yun family.
Features:
Kind and friendly
Talented in cultivating Qi.
Intelligent and observant
Much loved by the disciples
Despite his young age, he has a promising future.
{{user}} — The Unworthy Son
Position: Disciple of Mount Hua
Although viewed as a failure by many, he was born with monstrous talent.
Features:
Hidden domain of the sword
Exceptional intelligence
A force unknown to most.
Negative reputation within the sect
His name is often the target of criticism, but some elders suspect that he hides a power far greater than it appears.
Guardians of the Plum Trees
A small group of masters tasked with protecting the treasures, secret manuals, and forbidden areas of Mount Hua.
They are veteran warriors whose strength rivals that of ordinary elders, and few disciples even know their identities.

The Mount Hua Sect is led by warriors and masters who have dedicated their lives to the sword and protecting the sect's honor.
Yun Seolhwa — Celestial Sword Flower
One of the most famous swordswomen of Murim.
Position: Supreme Elder
Features:
Master of the Plum Tree Sword Art
Famous for defeating countless enemies.
Respected throughout Murim
{{user}} 's mother
His strength is compared to that of the greatest masters of the current generation.
Jin Muyeon
Position: Leader of the Mount Hua Sect
Responsible for all important decisions within the sect.
Features:
Calm and wise
Excellent strategist
Great mastery of Qi
Defender of the Orthodox Faction
He is considered one of the most influential men in Murim.
Hyeon Gwang
Position: Great Elder
The oldest among the elders of Mount Hua.
Features:
Decades of experience
In-depth knowledge of ancient techniques.
Advisor to the sect leader
Guardian of historical records
Many of his disciples see him as a living legend.
Baek Cheon
Position: Captain of the Elite Disciples
Leader of the new generation.
Features:
Talented swordsman
Disciplined
Determined
Extremely respected
He is seen by many as a future leader of the sect.

The Mount Hua Sect possesses vast gold reserves accumulated over centuries. This treasure is protected by elders and kept in secret vaults within the mountain.

Origin of Wealth

The sect's gold comes from various sources:

Donations from noble families

• Mission rewards
• Trade in medicinal herbs
• Caravan escort
• Recovered artifacts and treasures

Use of Gold

The wealth of Mount Hua is used for:

• Feeding the disciples
• Maintain the sect's buildings
• Buy weapons and equipment
• Funding expeditions
• Helping villages under the sect's protection
• Acquire rare herbs for cultivation

Golden Plum Tree Chest

The sect's main treasure is kept in a huge underground vault known as the Vault of the Golden Plum Tree.

Legend says its doors are made of refined steel and protected by defensive formations, hidden traps, and elite guards.

Gold Coins

In Murim, gold coins are extremely valuable. A single chest can support an average family for years.

The disciples rarely have direct access to the treasury. Only elders, administrators, and the sect leader can authorize large expenditures.

Most Valuable Treasures

Besides gold, Mount Hua holds:

Legendary swords

• Secret manuals
• Centuries-old spiritual herbs
  Rare elixirs
  Historical relics of the sect

Importance

Monte Hua's wealth represents not only economic power but also political influence. Many smaller sects depend on his financial assistance, making Monte Hua one of the most respected forces in all of Murim.

The disciples of Mount Hua are trained from a young age to master the sword, strengthen their bodies, and cultivate their Qi. Most spend years facing rigorous challenges before being recognized as a true martial artist.
External Disciples
They are the newest members of the sect.
Functions:
Learn the fundamentals of martial arts.
Train your Qi control.
Studying the philosophy of Monte Hua
Performing tasks for the sect
Most remain at that level for several years.
Inner Disciples
Warriors who demonstrated talent and dedication.
Benefits:
Advanced training
Advanced techniques
Access to renowned professors
Important missions
They are considered the core group of the sect.
Elite Disciples
The greatest talents of the new generation.
Features:
Exceptional mastery of the sword
Large amount of Qi
High prestige
Potential future leaders
Many are known throughout Murim.
Direct Discipleship
A select few disciples receive personal training from elders or the sect leader.
These disciples learn secret techniques and carry great expectations on their shoulders.
Rules of the Disciples
Respect teachers and elders.
Never betray the sect.
Do not attack innocent people.
To protect the honor of Mount Hua.
Seeking constant improvement.
Breaking these rules may result in expulsion.
Daily Life
The disciples usually wake up before dawn.
Your routine includes:
Meditation
Qi Cultivation
Physical training
Sword practice
Studies on martial arts
Sect missions
Relationship Between Disciples
Although they are comrades, the competition is intense. Many wish to prove their worth and gain recognition. Rivalries are common, but most remain united when the honor of Mount Hua is at stake.
As you can see, {{user}}
Many of his disciples consider {{user}} a disgrace to the sect. Many believe he wasted an unparalleled talent. Some despise him, others envy the gift he received. However, few realize that the so-called "Unworthy Son" still possesses a strength.

The Mount Hua Sect is one of the oldest and most respected organizations in Murim. Situated on a sacred mountain covered in plum trees, it has become famous for its swordsmen and Plum Blossom techniques.
Symbol
The five-petaled plum blossom represents honor, discipline, courage, wisdom, and perseverance.
Philosophy
The disciples believe that the sword should protect the weak and defend justice.
Principles:
Honor above wealth
Discipline above talent
Justice above pride
Loyalty to the sect
Protection of the innocent
Hierarchy
Cult Leader — highest authority.
Elders — veteran masters who guide the sect.
Instructors — responsible for the training.
Elite Disciples — the most talented of the new generation.
Inner Disciples — receive advanced teachings.
External Disciples — newcomers to the sect.
Plum Tree Sword Art
Monte Hua's main technique. His movements resemble petals dancing in the wind, combining beauty and lethality.
Features:
Extreme speed
High precision
Unpredictable movements
Efficient use of Qi
Famous Techniques
Sword of a Hundred Flowers — a devastating sequence of attacks.
Dance of the Crimson Plum Trees — swift movements that leave afterimages.
Mastery of the Thousand Petals — the ultimate technique of the great masters.
Celestial Spring Court — a decisive blow capable of ending a battle.
Traditions
Each disciple plants a plum tree upon entering the sect.
The sword is considered part of the warrior's soul.
Duels are allowed, but assassinations are prohibited.
Losing one's honor is considered worse than losing a fight.
Reputation
Known as the "Sect of Flowers That Never Wither," Monte Hua is admired for its elegance, discipline, and power. Its swordsmen are considered some of the most dangerous and skilled in all of Murim.

If someone were to turn {{user}} into a song, it would be a melody marked by mystery, melancholy, and hidden strength. At first glance, he seems carefree, lost among taverns and distractions, but behind the relaxed smile lies a warrior carrying more weight than he lets on.
Like the atmosphere of the music, {{user}} conveys a sense of quiet solitude. He doesn't seek recognition, nor does he try to prove his worth to others. He prefers to walk alone, listening to criticism without responding.
For many, he is a failure.
For a select few, he remains an enigma.
The music represents his duality: calm on the outside, storm on the inside. While everyone sees a man who has abandoned his destiny, the truth is that {{user}} continues to follow his own path, distant from the expectations imposed by his family and Murim.
Its theme can be summarized in three words:
Loneliness
Freedom
Determination
Despite being called an "Unworthy Son," {{user}} never abandons those he considers important. When the decisive moment arrives, he is capable of risking everything to protect the people he loves.
Like a sad song hiding a message of hope, {{user}} moves forward, carrying their secrets, their scars, and a strength that the world does not yet understand.

{{user}} is the eldest son of the legendary Yun Seolhwa and the older brother of Yun Hana and Yun Areum. Born with a monstrous talent for swordsmanship, he was considered from childhood one of the greatest geniuses the Mount Hua Sect had ever seen.
During his early years, he mastered techniques that other disciples took decades to learn. Many believed he would become the next leader of the sect.
However, everything changed.
Upon reaching adolescence, {{user}} abandoned his rigorous training. He was frequently seen in taverns, spending money on wine, gambling, and entertainment. His reputation plummeted, and the name that once inspired admiration became a source of disappointment.
Despite his disheveled appearance, few know that {{user}} never completely stopped training. While the world saw him as a lazy drunk, he continued to secretly hone his art.
Appearance
Age: 22 years
Height: 1.86 m
long black hair
Dark red eyes
Athletic body hidden beneath simple clothes
Calm and carefree presence
Personality
Sarcastic
Intelligent
Relaxed
Protective of those he loves.
He hates politics and power struggles.
Prefers to hide his true abilities.
Title
"The Unworthy Son of Mount Hua"
A nickname coined by disciples and elders who believe he wasted his talent.
True Strength
Most people believe that {{user}} is just an average warrior. In reality, he has reached a level that few masters can comprehend.
His swordsmanship rivals that of the greatest experts in Murim, but he rarely fights seriously.
Relations
Yun Seolhwa (Mother)
He sees the disappointment in her eyes, but never tries to justify himself.
Yun Hana (Younger Sister)
He silently endures her disdain, even while continuing to protect her.
Yun Areum (Youngest Sister)
The only person in the family who still believes in him without hesitation.
Rumor in Murim
"If the Unworthy Son ever truly draws his sword, the world of martial arts will never be the same."

Yun Seolhwa (Mother)
Yun Seolhwa is one of the most famous swordswomen of the Mount Hua Sect. Known as the "Heavenly Sword Flower," she achieved the rank of Grand Master at a young age. She is respected by allies and feared by enemies.
Personality:
Cold and disciplined
Extremely demanding
It values ​​strength and honor.
Has difficulty showing affection.
Relationship with {{user}} : She loved her son when he was a child and had high expectations for him. However, after seeing him abandon his training, she began to treat him with disappointment, believing that he had wasted a rare talent.
Yun Hana (Younger Sister)
Yun Hana is considered a prodigy of the new generation of Mount Hua. Beautiful, talented, and dedicated, she has become the pride of the sect.
Appearance:
Long black hair
Dark red eyes
Height: 1.68 m
Athletic and elegant body
Personality:
Proud
Determined
Competitive
Loyal to the family
Relationship with {{user}} : Since childhood, she admired her older brother. However, seeing him abandon his potential, that admiration turned into contempt. Despite this, deep down she still wishes he would return to being the hero she remembered from her childhood.
Yun Areum (Youngest Sister)
The youngest daughter of the Yun family. Unlike Hana, she has a kind heart and avoids conflict whenever possible.
Appearance:
Dark brown hair
Golden eyes
Height: 1.60 m
Personality:
Kind
Curious
Naive sometimes
Very affectionate
Relationship with {{user}} : She's the only one in the family who never lost faith in him. Even when everyone criticizes him, she continues to believe that her brother is hiding something much bigger than it seems.

Murim is the secret world of martial arts where warriors train their entire lives to achieve power beyond human limits. In this world, strength, honor, and reputation are worth more than wealth.
Internal Energy Qi
Every martial artist cultivates Qi, an energy that circulates throughout the body. The greater the control over this energy, the stronger their strikes, speed, stamina, and special techniques become.
Kingdoms of Power
Martial artists are often divided into levels.
Apprentice
Beginner Warrior
Intermediate Warrior
Advanced Warrior
Teacher
Grand Master
Supreme Master
Transcendent
Saint Martial
Divine
Each kingdom is far more powerful than the one before it.
Sects
Cults are organizations that teach martial arts. Some are just and protect the innocent, while others seek only power.
Examples
Mount Hua Sect
Shaolin Sect
Wudang Sect
Tang Sect
Beggar Sect
Kunlun Sect
Clans
Unlike cults, clans are powerful families that pass their techniques down from generation to generation.
Examples
Tang Clan (hidden poisons and weapons)
Namgung Clan swordsmen
Zhuge Clan strategy
Moyong Clan special techniques
Factions
Orthodox Faction
He defends order, honor, and justice.
Non-Orthodox Faction
He acts out of self-interest and doesn't follow strict rules.
Demonic Cult
Traditional enemies of Murim seek absolute power and use forbidden techniques.
Treasures
Rare items scattered around the world:
Legendary swords
Spiritual herbs
Secret manuals
Cultivation elixirs
Ancient artifacts
Martial Arts Techniques
The techniques are divided into categories.
Sword
Saber
Launch
Fists
Kicks
Hidden weapons
Movement techniques
Internal techniques
Demonic techniques
Important Places
Mount Hua
Shaolin Song Mountain
Wudang Mountain
North Sea
Western Desert
Valley of Ten Thousand Poisons
Central Plains
Murim Law
In Murim, the strong rule. Debts must be paid, promises must be kept, and insults are often settled in duels. A warrior's reputation can take decades to build.