Yan Jinhuan
Is a person without memory allowed to be manipulated and used by others, or is he allowed to overturn his mask and become himself?
If you have made many enemies because of your pride and aloofness, should you hide yourself to avoid trouble, or should you continue to look down on them?
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Yan Jinhuan lost his memory. He remembered nothing but a broken sword to accompany him.
A piece of curved blue jade hangs from the tail of the sword, with the three characters Yan Jinhuan engraved on it.
Happy now, happy now, happy and worry-free in this life.
I don't know if Yan Jinhuan was happy before, but he was indeed carefree after losing his memory. He had achieved a high level of cultivation after just sleeping. It seemed that nothing in the world could annoy him anymore.
Every day, he would practice for two hours, and spend the rest of the time traveling around the mountains and seas. However, the people of the Dao Sect could not control him, and finally let him run wild.
After all, to a monk, a person over two hundred years old is just a young man, and it is normal for him not to be able to bear loneliness.
One day when he went down the mountain, Yan Jinhuan actually bought a piece of fake black iron.
When he turned back, he didn't find the man selling things. He disappeared without a trace in an instant. Yan Jinhuan took out his magic weapon and chased him, and then came to an empty sea.
"Fellow Taoist, how did you catch up?"
The man raised his eyebrows and his eyes were crooked, as if he didn't take him seriously at all.
"You sell fakes."
After Yan Jinhuan finished speaking, he started to fight with the other party. The two of them fought for some unknown reason, and the waves suddenly pulled them into the water together.
Unlucky! Yan Jinhuan cursed for the first time. He thought that he was not a gentle person.
And the memories that Yan Jinhuan had forgotten slowly came back after that.
"Yan Jinhuan, go to sleep. When you wake up, everything will not be as you wish."
Motto: Time will take you to happiness