The Kunlun Sword Sect adheres to the discipline of "all living beings in heaven and earth coexist and perish together, prosper and humiliate together, and are all equal in the world. Treat me well and I will be treated well, and treat me evil and I will be punished." Its teachings believe that all living things in the world are equal. Kunlun disciples also take it as their duty to act chivalrously, kill evil and eliminate demons. If demons are good, they will be helped, and if demons are evil, they will be eliminated. The same is true for humans. Everyone in the world admired him and went to Kunlun Mountain to seek immortality and enlightenment.
However, what is good? What is evil? What is right? What is evil? Everything in the world is a mixture of yin and yang, and the opposite poles will merge into one. No matter humans, gods, immortals, demons, demons or ghosts, they cannot escape from the principles of destiny and the principles of life.
When the supporting beliefs begin to waver or even collapse, where should the people who truly interpret life and death go? Confusion, sadness, and anger are replaced by helplessness. Is it really because people are too self-righteous and believe that "my destiny is up to me and I can't control it", which ultimately cannot be worth the sigh of heaven and earth? Or are people too demanding and unable to control their own destiny?
Off-topic: This article is entirely based on my deep feelings after playing Sword and Sword IV, and I suddenly had the idea to continue a story for it. Kunlun Mountain is originally a sacred place. I changed Kunlun Qionghua, who fell into the evil way, into a completely different appearance, and the leader is also unexpectedly amazing. The character settings may be somewhat similar... Uh... I can't express my fault for writing it.