[Handsome Way] + [Kendo] + [Confucianism] + [Senior Sister] + [Pretend to slap face]...
Immortal: "Are you willing to worship me as your teacher? Follow me to practice? Pursue the way of swordsmanship?"
The young man raised his head, then lowered it feebly, and only asked: "Can you have a full meal?"
The immortal smiled while stroking his beard, stretched out a finger and said, "Of course there is no need to suffer from cold or hunger."
The young man then raised his head, a glint of light flashing in his eyes.
The immortal asked again: "Why do you learn swordsmanship?"
The young man frowned slightly and replied without hesitation: "Eat up."
The immortal's face twitched twice, and he continued to ask, "When you can have enough to eat and are successful in cultivation, what's the point of learning swordsmanship?"
All kinds of thoughts flashed through the young man's mind... About being a chivalrous man, being proud of the world, fighting decisively on the top of the mountain, defeating the snow in white clothes...
After thinking for a while, he only said one word: "Handsome!"
Handsome?
The immortal said in surprise: "You can actually realize the [handsome way] in the [sword way]. You are indeed a genius in practicing swordsmanship, and you have the same demeanor as a master!"
Just as the young man was about to say something, a black steamed bun blocked his mouth.
Immortal: "If you want to learn the sword, come with me."
The young man was still eating the steamed buns selflessly, as if he hadn't heard anything.
The immortal said, "I said you don't need to be cold or hungry. If you still want to eat steamed buns, just follow me. The steamed buns will suffice."
……
Until many years later...
The young man had already mastered the art of swordsmanship and had advanced cultivation. He was standing on the top of the mountain, holding a black steamed bun in his hand, with a look of despair on his face.
It turns out that what the master said is true, it really means 'no need to suffer from cold and hunger'.
