Canonical version: Here there are chivalrous and tender feelings, fighting swords in the world; there are also the sufferings of "birth, old age, illness, death, resentment and resentment, separation of love, unrequited love, and the five Yins are strong"; there are also encounters with old friends in a foreign land, children who are unrequited, and heroes who are rewarded by life and death. . .
Trapped version: In short, this is the struggle and growth history of a hard-working kid, and also the process of a cup-loving kid trying to turn his life of tableware into washing utensils. . .
Ps: Traditional martial arts, completely original. Pig's trotters don't have golden fingers, and they are not a millionaire. Pig's trotters are just a simple and ordinary kid.