As early as in high school, I read Mr. Cha's "Yue Nu Sword" and Lu Xun's "Forging Swords", and inexplicably wrote a text "When Mrs. Xu Mu Met Yi Guang". The writing in high school was much better than it is today, but when I read it today, I really admire the mentality back then. I can't say that I have to reinterpret Mrs. Xu Mu, a woman I like very much, but it always adds a sense of impermanence in the world. You can't control your body and mind, but the meaning of life is not always about doing whatever you want.
Martial arts are not martial arts, and tactics are not Machiavellian tactics. Due to limitations of space, time and ability, I can only say that I tried my best.
Of course, Mrs. Xu Mu's image and experience are very similar to the heroine in the sequel to "Bodhi Tribulation" that I am currently working on. Otherwise, it would be really tiring to re-create the character. This can be regarded as another possibility of Bodhi Kalpa. So no matter what the lady's maiden name is, or Qi Huangong actually has a very cute name called Xiaobai, please allow me to call them Shao Wan and Mo Yuan.
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