[JX3] Flowing Waters

From Jiang Kui's Song Dynasty essay, "On Poetry in the Style of Baishi": "The waves rise and fall, as if upon a river or lake. Before one wave has settled, another is already rising." The currents of the jianghu are like flowing water, seemingly calm on the surface, yet turbulent beneath. A glimpse of one corner can reveal the whole world; tug at one strand, and the entire body moves. In the jianghu, a person has no say over their own fate. Drunk in the jianghu for thirty springs, how could books and swords free me from the mortal world? Mo Yu knows he is nowhere near as carefree as Valley Master Wang Yifeng. He entered Evil Men Valley to seek the greatest power, all to keep one person safe and happy. By now, it has become a deep obsession. The realm is in chaos, and the Li Tang dynasty is crumbling. He cannot stop thinking of that person's upright nature: they will surely put themselves on the front lines, sword in hand, to defend the land and restore peace. Though Mo Yu has never cared much for such principles, he cannot bear to let that person face life and death alone. So he keeps an eye on everything, and when the time comes, he will take up his blade and go with them. I travel a thousand miles, my thoughts flowing on. My heart is set on someone far away. Alas, the distant mountains stretch so far, veiled by evening clouds. In a nutshell: Slay the Wolf Fangs in a righteous cause, and follow Brother Yu to learn how to pet the fluffies →_→. Ahem, though this is a serious story, it is also about how Brother Yu follows Maomao on campaign after campaign, doing righteous deeds, and eventually brings him back to Evil Men Valley to be his bandit's bride, unlocking the "make Old Xie furious" buff →_→. +++ Ahem, I drew the cover myself →_→~ #favorite_1{color:#DC143C;font-weight:bold;border-style:double;}