[Not brainless + group portraits + multiple protagonists + non-cool writing + alternate history]
The swordsman in blue who travels around the world, the robber in red who encounters injustice on the road, the prime minister who goes up the mountain to seek enlightenment, and the beautiful lady who lives in seclusion suffering from a stubborn illness.
For different reasons, for their own reasons, they entered the world voluntarily or forcedly.
Visiting old friends, making new friends, traveling all over the north and south of the Yangtze River, experiencing the joys and sorrows of separation and reunion, together they wrote a romantic poem about a young man.
If you can be honest with your heart, why do you need to be called a hero in the world?
This book may be relatively slow-moving. There are four protagonists in total, and the last two will appear in the second volume. It is a sincere book, and I hope you can read it patiently.
If you can give me a few comments and pointers, I'd be very grateful!
Thanks!
