Zhang Xiaoyu is Zhang Qishan's adjutant who was raised by him. He is his sharpest knife and his hidden weakness that no one knows about.
He had a troubled life, was burdened with stigma, was riddled with injuries, and was scarred for half his life.
A shot pierced the lung and he was seriously injured. He used his blood and bones to protect Zhang Qishan's stability every year.
The court collapsed, and the storm came suddenly.
To prove his innocence, he endured a serious illness, faced torture, and narrowly escaped death.
Looking at the blood-stained young man with his eyes hanging down on the verge of death in the execution hall, Zhang Qishan finally shattered all restraint and balance.
All the rights, responsibilities, fame and fame in this life can be discarded, but he can never be renounced.
Purpose: This article uses the story of Zhang Qishan and Zhang Xiaoyu to explore how loyalty should never be a self-sacrificial sacrifice, but rather seeing each other's weaknesses and giving priority to cherishing living people instead of being obsessed with status, morality and innocence. The story tears apart the shackles of "repaying kindness with one's own body", criticizes the one-way overdraft of attachment, and tells the belated awakening: Compared with the innocence of fame and fame, the safe and alive life of the loved ones is the most precious thing.