Jin Sanxiao is dead. From now on, Zhou Cheng will be the only one with a sword. I really want to cry! Hey, do you have a Weibo?
I'm here to join in the fun, hahaha.
In fact, this article is somewhat different from most of the articles I have written before. Although it doesn't feel long, I really wanted to give up writing again and again. But Zhou Cheng is my biological son. I really can't let him be forgotten by the creator and die silently. I think this article is centered on Jianghu, but it still makes me feel that it lacks the feeling of Jianghu. Maybe my moral skills are really not enough. I just work hard with my son Zhou Cheng to enter this colorful world. Maybe my experience in the world is shallow, but it is enough to satisfy and amaze me.
Hmm... The reason why I want to give up is actually because I don't know how to make Shinzo die in a bloodless and strange way. Although in the end, the third master died in a seemingly unexpected way. In fact, I have thought about writing the scene of Jin San's death before. I thought about him lying alone in the cold river with no one else. How could such a nagging person endure such a lonely death. Later, I still didn't have the heart to write it down. After all, I didn't want to turn this story into a story about torture for the sake of torture, so I just talked about it lightly. So I'm not sure exactly how Jin Sanxiao died. So my son doesn't know either. But Zhou Cheng is a very reserved person, and there is no way to express his pain. He needed to take a path that would cheer him up, so by chance, this child chose a path of revenge. Even though he knew it was wrong, he still went on it because he was at a loss for a completely unknown future. He was used to asking "where to go next" and "what are we going to do?" He needed a goal, so he needed something to do, otherwise who would comfort him except that person. The most important thing for people in the world is freedom. They are not for fame and fortune, but maybe they just want to settle their grudges happily. Zhou Cheng seems out of place and embarrassed. It wasn't until Zhou Cheng really got Hanguang, which is the sword of the Third Master, that he realized that there was someone who deliberately prepared a less hard life for him in order to prevent him from living a life of painstaking efforts. I regard Zhou Cheng's statement that Jin San has loved him from the beginning as Zhou Cheng's self-feeling. Maybe the third master likes this child, but he definitely doesn't like it from the beginning. At least it won't be the third master's weird hobby, hahaha. Third Master really cares about my son, and he has really done a lot for Zhou Cheng. Although Third Master is arrogant, he is a smart and tolerant person. He doesn't want what he can't get, and wants what he has. He is a completely unpredictable person. No matter what, it didn't change his life, it just gave him one more baby. We have no way of knowing anything about him. We don't know where he was born, and we don't know why he died. That's why Jin San Xiaogen longed for a moon in the sky. Later, Zhou Cheng would not be like him. Zhou Cheng would become mature and coexist with the rivers and lakes, instead of becoming the moon on that day. This is a story about the growth of a child. I am very happy to witness the growth of this child. He has not taken the wrong path, nor has he become anyone. He may not be perfect, but he is proud and not a born waste.
I love my son, hahaha.
Finished reading! First of all, congratulations to my Yan Wen (??ω??)?? For completing his first article on this platform!! And then there is a long, drawn-out, possibly nutritious review... (Dense fog)
"Wherever you are, there is a world." This sentence is really good. Not long ago, you shared with me the thoughts you wanted to express in this article. I also read this story from a different perspective, but... For me, it is still very... Difficult to understand. Maybe it's because I'm a rough reader who focuses on love-mindedness, so I'll just... I'm more of a love-minded person, so let me talk about my own understanding.
I didn't ask you the name of this article when I first read it. But when I first saw it was called "Zhou Cheng", I had some associations. Maybe it was not just the name of the male protagonist, but also represented something else. For example, when Zhou Cheng's parents passed away and entrusted Jin Sanxiao to take care of him, during the few years they were together, Jinsan Xiao was Cheng around him. Although he had a careless personality, he still took care of him, like a father and a brother. Even though he was sometimes not very competent, Zhou Cheng regarded him as his only relative in the world. This city shielded him from the wind, frost, rain and snow, and wrapped his innocence; after Jin Sanxiao's death, Zhou Cheng also fell into the city called "Jinsan Xiao". He lost his shelter and innocence, and was trapped in the shadow left behind that person. He wanted to seek revenge, but could not find it. To find a way out; in the end, Zhou Cheng grew up, but the "Zhou Cheng" around him was still there, containing Jin San Xiao, and not only Jin San Xiao, but also the moral principles he would learn in the future, and the world around him, surrounding him and becoming his true self.
The price of growth is sometimes very high. Zhou Cheng has his own world in his eyes, which was first given to him by Jin Sanxiao. After Zhou Cheng grew up, he did what the third master had done and practiced this world, which was considered satisfactory. But I still couldn't smile happily, thinking about the little Zhou Cheng who hugged "Han Guang" to keep warm in the ice and snow. He was drunk and cautious but didn't know what he wanted. Fate was unkind to him, causing him to lose company one after another, and finally taught him to be free and let go. This was good, and there was nothing wrong with reincarnation following the way of heaven, but it was really too cruel for Xiao Zhoucheng.
"Falled into a river outside the city." I have to say that the explanation of the third master's death really touched me. Is it because it was too plain? There is no vigorous protagonist in the article, only a shallow understatement. I can't accept it calmly. I want to pursue it, but I am beaten back by the dull sentence "I have become obsessed with cultivating the Tao", and I have nowhere to vent. Maybe he didn't die this way, but Cha Jin just said it like this in order to tell Zhou Cheng about his death. It's not important either. It's just that Jin Sanxiao died quietly. Before his death, he avoided Zhou Cheng and told him to go outside. He couldn't even find his body. He relied on Zhou Cheng's answer, "Me too" that he didn't hear. Even though Zhou Cheng later understood that Third Master loved him, I only felt uncomfortable and regretful.
In the end, Zhou Cheng can grow up and let go, which is probably the most comforting thing. Jianghu Nuo Da, please go and walk more. The world without us watching guests is his real Jianghu.
Now that I'm done with the useless nonsense, I still want to say, can you write something sweet to make me feel comfortable next time? There are few articles written by you that make me feel happy both physically and mentally...(?_?)(?_?)Howling... Looking forward to your next article (crazy hint)
Let mom hug Zhou Cheng (?_?), My little pitiful one
I'm dead (?_?) Was it a double arrow? I'm even more sad, but it's so well written_(:з∠)_
The feeling that Zhou Cheng didn't have time to understand was still a knife stuck in my heart (?_?)
Jin Sanxiao is dead. From now on, Zhou Cheng will be the only one with a sword. I really want to cry! Hey, do you have a Weibo?
I'm here to join in the fun, hahaha. In fact, this article is somewhat different from most of the articles I have written before. Although it doesn't feel long, I really wanted to give up writing again and again. But Zhou Cheng is my biological son. I really can't let him be forgotten by the creator and die silently. I think this article is centered on Jianghu, but it still makes me feel that it lacks the feeling of Jianghu. Maybe my moral skills are really not enough. I just work hard with my son Zhou Cheng to enter this colorful world. Maybe my experience in the world is shallow, but it is enough to satisfy and amaze me. Hmm... The reason why I want to give up is actually because I don't know how to make Shinzo die in a bloodless and strange way. Although in the end, the third master died in a seemingly unexpected way. In fact, I have thought about writing the scene of Jin San's death before. I thought about him lying alone in the cold river with no one else. How could such a nagging person endure such a lonely death. Later, I still didn't have the heart to write it down. After all, I didn't want to turn this story into a story about torture for the sake of torture, so I just talked about it lightly. So I'm not sure exactly how Jin Sanxiao died. So my son doesn't know either. But Zhou Cheng is a very reserved person, and there is no way to express his pain. He needed to take a path that would cheer him up, so by chance, this child chose a path of revenge. Even though he knew it was wrong, he still went on it because he was at a loss for a completely unknown future. He was used to asking "where to go next" and "what are we going to do?" He needed a goal, so he needed something to do, otherwise who would comfort him except that person. The most important thing for people in the world is freedom. They are not for fame and fortune, but maybe they just want to settle their grudges happily. Zhou Cheng seems out of place and embarrassed. It wasn't until Zhou Cheng really got Hanguang, which is the sword of the Third Master, that he realized that there was someone who deliberately prepared a less hard life for him in order to prevent him from living a life of painstaking efforts. I regard Zhou Cheng's statement that Jin San has loved him from the beginning as Zhou Cheng's self-feeling. Maybe the third master likes this child, but he definitely doesn't like it from the beginning. At least it won't be the third master's weird hobby, hahaha. Third Master really cares about my son, and he has really done a lot for Zhou Cheng. Although Third Master is arrogant, he is a smart and tolerant person. He doesn't want what he can't get, and wants what he has. He is a completely unpredictable person. No matter what, it didn't change his life, it just gave him one more baby. We have no way of knowing anything about him. We don't know where he was born, and we don't know why he died. That's why Jin San Xiaogen longed for a moon in the sky. Later, Zhou Cheng would not be like him. Zhou Cheng would become mature and coexist with the rivers and lakes, instead of becoming the moon on that day. This is a story about the growth of a child. I am very happy to witness the growth of this child. He has not taken the wrong path, nor has he become anyone. He may not be perfect, but he is proud and not a born waste. I love my son, hahaha.
Finished reading! First of all, congratulations to my Yan Wen (??ω??)?? For completing his first article on this platform!! And then there is a long, drawn-out, possibly nutritious review... (Dense fog) "Wherever you are, there is a world." This sentence is really good. Not long ago, you shared with me the thoughts you wanted to express in this article. I also read this story from a different perspective, but... For me, it is still very... Difficult to understand. Maybe it's because I'm a rough reader who focuses on love-mindedness, so I'll just... I'm more of a love-minded person, so let me talk about my own understanding. I didn't ask you the name of this article when I first read it. But when I first saw it was called "Zhou Cheng", I had some associations. Maybe it was not just the name of the male protagonist, but also represented something else. For example, when Zhou Cheng's parents passed away and entrusted Jin Sanxiao to take care of him, during the few years they were together, Jinsan Xiao was Cheng around him. Although he had a careless personality, he still took care of him, like a father and a brother. Even though he was sometimes not very competent, Zhou Cheng regarded him as his only relative in the world. This city shielded him from the wind, frost, rain and snow, and wrapped his innocence; after Jin Sanxiao's death, Zhou Cheng also fell into the city called "Jinsan Xiao". He lost his shelter and innocence, and was trapped in the shadow left behind that person. He wanted to seek revenge, but could not find it. To find a way out; in the end, Zhou Cheng grew up, but the "Zhou Cheng" around him was still there, containing Jin San Xiao, and not only Jin San Xiao, but also the moral principles he would learn in the future, and the world around him, surrounding him and becoming his true self. The price of growth is sometimes very high. Zhou Cheng has his own world in his eyes, which was first given to him by Jin Sanxiao. After Zhou Cheng grew up, he did what the third master had done and practiced this world, which was considered satisfactory. But I still couldn't smile happily, thinking about the little Zhou Cheng who hugged "Han Guang" to keep warm in the ice and snow. He was drunk and cautious but didn't know what he wanted. Fate was unkind to him, causing him to lose company one after another, and finally taught him to be free and let go. This was good, and there was nothing wrong with reincarnation following the way of heaven, but it was really too cruel for Xiao Zhoucheng. "Falled into a river outside the city." I have to say that the explanation of the third master's death really touched me. Is it because it was too plain? There is no vigorous protagonist in the article, only a shallow understatement. I can't accept it calmly. I want to pursue it, but I am beaten back by the dull sentence "I have become obsessed with cultivating the Tao", and I have nowhere to vent. Maybe he didn't die this way, but Cha Jin just said it like this in order to tell Zhou Cheng about his death. It's not important either. It's just that Jin Sanxiao died quietly. Before his death, he avoided Zhou Cheng and told him to go outside. He couldn't even find his body. He relied on Zhou Cheng's answer, "Me too" that he didn't hear. Even though Zhou Cheng later understood that Third Master loved him, I only felt uncomfortable and regretful. In the end, Zhou Cheng can grow up and let go, which is probably the most comforting thing. Jianghu Nuo Da, please go and walk more. The world without us watching guests is his real Jianghu. Now that I'm done with the useless nonsense, I still want to say, can you write something sweet to make me feel comfortable next time? There are few articles written by you that make me feel happy both physically and mentally...(?_?)(?_?)Howling... Looking forward to your next article (crazy hint)
Let mom hug Zhou Cheng (?_?), My little pitiful one
I'm dead (?_?) Was it a double arrow? I'm even more sad, but it's so well written_(:з∠)_
The feeling that Zhou Cheng didn't have time to understand was still a knife stuck in my heart (?_?)
Sofa_(:з∠)_
Thank you for telling us such a story
A little bit blocked. But a little happy.
I really hope some cuties can see my works.