It's Hard to Calm Down: a Biography of Jin Yong's Heroes

When I woke up from a dream, I was already in the Blood and Fire Juxian Manor. I am a pool of blood that is about to condense on the edge of Qiao Feng's palm, and a choking grain of sand outside Yanmen Pass. Seeing a hero break his halberd and his beauty wither away, the "difficult to calm down" that one feels saddened to read in books has turned into a heart-wrenching reality before his eyes. At first, I just wanted to survive in troubled times, but when A'Zhu collapsed on a thunderstorm night, when Cheng Lingsu extinguished the last candle, when countless "big brother", "aunt", and "Zhiruo" burst into my ears with blood and tears... I can't be a bystander anymore. Carrying a rusty knife and full of loneliness and anger, I want to break into this destined world of misfortune. Even if the mantis arm is used as a chariot, we still have to ask: If a hero is born from heaven, why should he let it fall into pieces and turn into mud? Someone must pay this debt! This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.