Qing Lai

Traveling to the ends of the world with a sword in a green shirt, talking about friends and grievances with strong drinks, this is the martial arts sentiment unique to the Chinese people, and it is the romance and yearning hidden in the blood. Martial arts is never an outdated dream, but a spiritual utopia that is always alive. There is a passionate duel between swords and swords, a chivalrous love-hate relationship, and a sense of responsibility for family and country that sacrifices one's life for righteousness. The character of the hero, the free and easy attitude of the prodigal son, the love between children, and the involuntary nature of the world are all vividly outlined in the pen and ink. From the classic martial arts that carry the youth of generations, the majestic layout and three-dimensional characters are soul-stirring to read; to the new martial arts that breaks through the tradition, the plot is compact and digs deep into human nature, making people immersed in the fall; to the chivalrous arena that uses small righteousness to offset the big righteousness, with the world in mind and hot blood, it is shocking and moving. There are no impetuous tricks, only pure sincerity. There is no need to travel far to the world, just turn the page of a book and you can transform into a sword-wielding young man, make friends, resolve grudges, and protect your family and country. Finding a spiritual pure land in the hustle and bustle of the world, holding a sword and dreaming, the world is so close, this is the ultimate charm of martial arts that will never fade.