On the card, a man sneaks into a military camp alone and steals five swords. There are seven swords in total, but he only takes five and leaves the other two behind. A person's strength is always limited, so he cannot confront the enemy openly, and thus resorts to such despicable methods to weaken the enemy's combat power. The two swords left behind represent the danger of this action; one misstep could lead to even more tragic consequences. Nevertheless, he does not retreat in fear, but instead shows full confidence. His expression tells people that he seems to have succeeded. But is it really as he thought? As long as one sword is left for the enemy, the damage will still occur. The Seven of Swords tells people that if you want to succeed in doing something difficult, you must put in your full effort and cannot rely on temporary cunning. At the same time, it also tells people that such petty actions might be successful once or twice, but they are not always feasible.

In terms of love, the appearance of the reversed Seven of Swords suggests that either oneself or the other party may have some unrealistic views or approaches towards this relationship, and there may be actions that cause the relationship to stall or regress. On the other hand, it can easily reveal dishonesty from either side, leading to the emergence of misunderstandings between the two.
In terms of analysis of the relationship between two people, the Seven of Swords is not necessarily an optimistic card. It describes dishonesty. And if it appears next to the Three of Cups, it may imply a love triangle, such as one person having an affair. This card may also suggest that adopting new approaches to an existing relationship may bring you the rewards you seek. Don't give up on your relationship, find a new way to achieve your goals.

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