The Mortal Tribulation of a Benevolent Sword Cultivator

It was the first time I saw a story that wanted to use the Holy Mother Sword Master as the male protagonist, not because of the contrast, but because this is also my own experience. In elementary school and junior high school, I always believed in kindness and gave things to others, but in exchange for violence on campus, I was lucky to have parents who protected me. But to be honest, maybe the reason why I have such a character is also because of my family of origin. My parents often say that this is for my own good. Although I don't want to do it in my heart, my kind-hearted self always believes them. It wasn't until I came out of society and encountered many unfair things that I gradually understood... "Kindness also requires edge!" Finally, I hope this novel will be liked by more and more people and wake up those who are still "sleeping". But I still believe that these people who have been kind since birth must be the "chosen ones"!

The most touching thing is this sense of tearing: the compassion for the common people in the past has become a sharp knife that cuts out the heart at this moment; and the price of living is to smash the Tao that one believes in with one's own hands. It breaks the "black and white" stereotype of traditional fairy tales - when kindness becomes a fatal weakness, when survival must be at the cost of "evil", every step of the protagonist's choice is soaked in blood and tears. I hope that the author can write about this transformation of "from Virgin to Sword Holder" in the subsequent plots in a heart-wrenching way, so that we can see clearly what kind of edge the raw jade will reveal when it cracks.

There are still too many cool articles nowadays, and such down-to-earth and growth-focused articles are too rare! If you can calm down and watch it quietly, you will be able to feel the delicate psychological changes of the male and female protagonists. Isn't this the same in life? It is always mixed with love, family affection, etc. There is always someone who affects you, so that you can grow, instead of picking up a "treasure" or "system". The male protagonist's "strongness" is very measured, not too much, just right!