Every Day I Wake Up to Find the Cult Leader Solving a Case

Perhaps many years later, Jiang Meizi finally understood that the "Tao" must be understood by oneself, and others can only give a few words of advice at a certain point in life; a gardener will look up one afternoon while forging iron and see travelers returning against the light at the door; the killers on the twelfth floor Running around in the rivers and lakes every day, silently dealing with those little thieves who still believed in the rumors of romance, snow, moon and frost and tried to kill people and steal goods; Master Xie saw all the scenery of the four seasons, and finally returned to Xuancheng to set up a small tea stall to guard the people he would never see again...

It's so difficult... Actually, I thought that Xie would be buried with Uncle Fei when all the dust settled, but I didn't expect that he would be able to see the world with Uncle Fei's jade pendant. Oh, that's not bad. (The last pair of brothers made me choke on a mouthful of blood.) The little leader and little Duanfang's later scenes were a bit less, they were less like protagonists and more like witnesses. With the passion and sincerity of young people, they stepped into the love-hate entanglement of the previous generation that had lasted for twenty years. After witnessing everything happening and the dust settled, they chose their own path. The young man was angry and scolded Fang Qiu. Probably this is Jianghu.

Woohoo, I read this article nearly ten years ago. I didn't expect that I can still read it now after re-reading it... Nowadays, there are really fewer and fewer main-text articles, and it is even rarer to write about the protagonist and the supporting characters as people. Looking back at this article ten years ago, I really have mixed feelings orz

It should be noted that destroying is the easiest, but protecting is the hardest.

The man surnamed Xie stopped Bai Jinfei, who was causing a bloody storm. Maybe he was just. However, what he protected was the noble man who had cut off his arm and snatched his last morsel of food. What he killed was A Fei, who saved his life in the heavy rain and then sent him out of Xiu Mountain even if he was punished. He thought he was worthy of the world, so why didn't he die to apologize?

What is good and what is evil? In the end, it's just about looking at people's hearts, rumors, greed, ignorance, and anger.

A chivalrous person uses force to break the ban, and the world should also be restrained by law. If criminals could be brought to justice, there wouldn't be so many victims bent on revenge in the world.

Xie Shi's character is not as three-dimensional as Uncle Fei. However, the two of them were not fighting to the death at the beginning. Something must have happened in the past fifteen years that made them go from breaking up and not being able to bear to hurt each other to leading killers to surround and suppress each other, trading lives for lives. I guess at first it was just Uncle Fei who was causing trouble and thanking the teacher for stopping him, but gradually it became that the only way to stop him was to kill him, and everyone who stopped me from doing trouble would have to die.

I really like the scenes between Shao La and Xiao Duanfang when they were young, and the rough and tumble scenes when they were teenagers.

Poor Bai Jinfei, poor Xie Shi