Those Years in the Underworld, Those People, Those Things!

Some people say: Jianghu is not about fighting, it is about human relationships. This statement has been quoted by countless people and regarded as a classic. I watched this TV show and got addicted. Is it still a rivers and lakes without fighting and killing? Fighting and killing are the basis for entering the martial arts world. Coercion and inducement are the means of entering the world. Humanity and sophistication are the sublimation of mastering the world Prosperity and wealth are the purpose of being in the world If there is no violence-based fighting and killing, who will piss you off? If you don't use coercion or inducement as a means, who will be afraid of you if you sing good or bad? If you don't combine beating and killing with coercion and inducement, and sublimate it into a humane and worldly thing that wins people's hearts, who will convince you? If you don't pursue glory and wealth, don't satisfy all your desires, and do all the above, why are you here in the world? You might as well lock the door, tie the dog, draw the curtains, cover your head, hug the pillow, and have a real erotic dream. Isn't that right, brother? The story tells the story of two generations, Chang Baisheng and Lu Yuanyuan, in a certain overseas city over a period of forty years. They grew up from scratch, grew up from small to large, grew from weak to strong, and finally led to destruction. The two generations are both integrated and independent. There is involvement, but each has its own development. There are family ties, friendship and love in the story, as well as conspiracy, plotting and treachery. There is loyalty, loyalty and passion, but there is also betrayal, rebellion and sadness. There are personal experiences, hearing and seeing, and there are also gossip stories and fabrications. The plot is coherent and compact, and the content has ups and downs. It is a good story worth reading! Special statement: This story is purely fictitious and any similarities are purely coincidental.