The paths to success are the same but not the same
He was born poor but pursued wealth. You must know that it was a society that was satisfied with the status quo.
There were two types of people in that society, one was martial artists, people with legendary stories in the world, who were loyal, brave, heroic, pursued martial arts, and respected by others; the other was ordinary people, who ate, drank, had fun, lived and died, and passed on year after year and from generation to generation.
He spanned two classes in his life, from poor to rich, from an ordinary person to a martial artist, turning the tide and reaching the pinnacle of martial arts.
He had a rough relationship. He had true love but had to give it up. He had false love and was injured to pieces. He had a pursuer of dreams, but was rejected thousands of miles away. He had low self-esteem and worked hard, but in the end he came back in vain.
He had a deep brotherly love, but was deceived, he was sincere to his friends, but was betrayed, and eventually became a slave.
He grew up in ridicule and ridicule, cultivated in suffering and hardships, had a soul dissatisfied with his current situation, and finally found where he belonged. He is a spiritual representative of struggle, an image of a chivalrous person, and a dynamic analysis of philosophy.
The emergence of everything in the world first appeared in human imagination, including the creation of martial arts.