Qing Jian Fengwei Lu

(The novel is tentatively titled Qing Jian Feng Wei Lu, and may be changed later) (Opened in 27/28, the full text is on file) In the last years of Chengzuo, peace in the world was an illusion. Chen Hezhen, the daughter of the right servant of the Ministry of Justice in the capital, stepped into the world because of a case of a heroine murdering an official that had been gathering dust for many years. She originally thought it was a whitewashed legend of chivalry, but she gradually discovered that—— The so-called justice is nothing but permitted violence. The frontier has been in turmoil for years. Li Lu, who was the last Jinshi, went to the frontier to serve as a soldier. What he saw were not battle achievements, but tombstones without names. The sword in his hand is called Qing Jian, and it is supposed to record history but is only used to kill people. In the deep mountains of Nanling, ghost fires travel at night. Swordsman Lu Xingzhi was ordered to walk the darts, and met Shenxian to slay mountain ghosts. After striking down with his sword, he discovered that the so-called mountain ghosts were not driven common people. ——People criticize ghost skin, and ghosts are called gods. Three destinies that had no intersection finally met in the old jade mine of Lanxi. Buddha statue, spiritual jade, official warehouse, Zhaoan Wulin, All lies point to the same thing: This world is doing evil things legally in the name of justice. When the truth is revealed, What's even more frightening about being lied to is that the truth is taken away by everyone for their own needs. Reading Guide 1. Chen Hezhen is not a savior, but a witness. The male characters have two parallel lines (Li Luchen and Lu Xingzhi). The older generation of martial arts partners were two women and one man, while the current generation of martial arts partners are two men and one woman. (This article is also called procedural justice kills result justice) 2. In the novel, rivers, lakes, courts, and folk beliefs are intertwined. Ghosts and gods are the narrative shell, and the core is human growth, moral dilemmas, and conflicting positions. 3. The novel makes extensive use of Li He's poetry and imagery, and is comprehensively adapted from the martial arts short story collection "Water Dreams" next door. The imagery of Li He's poems is the narrative theme of this article. He flexibly uses his intentional logic, narrative method, and cruel aesthetics. Compared with short stories where characters are arranged to read poems, this book prefers the use of intention and perception. Mission: Justice always exists