Jianghu never goes away, it just changes its face and hides in the neon lights and dark alleys of the city.
The owner of the note is named Qi Shaoshang, who was born in 1963 and died in 2017.
Opening the notebook, there is only one line on the title page: "All the rivers and lakes in this world, in the final analysis, are the rivers and lakes of the human heart."
The name Qi Shaoshang is rarely mentioned nowadays. But thirty years ago, in the underground world of Nancheng, this name represented a kind of rule. He does not sell drugs, does not force girls into prostitution, and does not open casinos, but he is respected by both black and white. The martial arts gym he opened was called "Duanhong Gym". He accepted apprentices without charging tuition, and only asked three things: whether they were filial, whether they were trustworthy, and whether they were upright.
No one knows the truth.
On the day the iron box was dug out, a young man named Liu Fengxian stood outside the demolition site and watched from a distance. He was in his mid-twenties, with a thin build, wearing a white-washed work jacket, his hands in his pockets, and his eyes as calm as a dry well.
Bulldozers roared over the ruins, raising dust and covering half of the sky. Liu Fengxian stood there and stared for a long time. It was not until the security guards from the construction site came to drive him away that he turned and left.
His walking posture is a bit strange - neither hasty nor slow, the length of each step is almost exactly the same. When he lands, the heel touches the ground first, then the sole of the foot, and finally the toe, like a cat with its claws closed.
This is the gait of Lian Jiazi.
And this young man Liu Fengxian was the last disciple of Qi Shaoshang who had never been recorded in the disciple list.
