Peerless Finger

New book: A Hundred Years of Life and Death is now being serialized. It continues the same jianghu style, and all our old friends are welcome to check it out.

Even when tomorrow promises a storm of blood and violence, they never once considered running away, because they had found a weapon that would guarantee victory.

That weapon was love. Whether you agree or not, love is undoubtedly the greatest of all emotions.

The power of love can pierce through darkness.

A promise can sometimes be as important as life itself. A promise is also friendship: it can pierce the darkness that has shrouded the heart for years and make stagnant blood flow once more.

The power of friendship makes people brave, fills them with fiery passion, and lets them fear nothing.

But these are not the most terrifying emotions of all. Love can blind people, and friendship can betray them. Only hatred remains clear-eyed and unyielding.

Hatred is like a tree that keeps putting down roots. The longer it grows, the greater the resentment in one’s heart becomes. The grudges of those who came before, and the wrongs passed down to those who follow: no matter how much time passes, someone will always remember.

When a black eagle arrives bearing a secret letter, the jianghu is once again swept up in turmoil. When a promise becomes a dying person’s last charge, how many will willingly give their lives for it? When someone blinded by hatred lays one deadly trap after another, and when someone sees through hatred’s emptiness, what will they do?