The fog of history makes it difficult to see the real person. The story hides moral principles and educates all living beings. However, the skills are complicated and the levels are differentiated. The gap is even greater. Things are unclear because of speculation, the up and down are separated, and the right and wrong are not known. There are back and forth rumors, roundabout strategies, and in the end, heroes are judged by success or failure, and beauty and ugliness are judged by appearance. The more things there are, the more tired the body and mind become. Did the teachings of saints in the past make people suffer from labor? They are all human beings, loess and flesh and blood, how can they be noble or inferior?
The Tao lies in thinking, arguing, proving, and applying.
It is understandable that people have private love, and it has become a rule to distinguish between close and distant people, to hide each other from each other, and to ignore morality and justice. Therefore, sages die on the right path, and evildoers thrive in killing. All concepts of human nature are false. If you follow the rules, you will be physically and mentally tired, but if you break the inheritance, the line will last forever. There is no end to the trend, benefiting oneself at the expense of others, cowardly people cannot let go of the past, and heroes will always have concerns. Isn't it contradictory to live in this world and rely on others to prove yourself?
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.