Master Yuheng of Kunlun Mountain has three disciples sitting down, the eldest disciple Zhong Ming, the second disciple Lu Linyuan, and the third disciple Bai Hang.
The eldest disciple Zhong Ming was born in a branch of the royal family of the ancient Zhou Dynasty. He worshiped the real person Yu Heng of Kunlun Mountain since he was a child. He cared about the people of the world and knew that the ancient Zhou Dynasty was about to decline. After his death, his wife was so distraught that she drew a sword and committed suicide after giving birth to a baby boy.
Senior brother Zhong Ming was like a brother and a father in Bai Hang. When he learned of his brother's death, he disobeyed his command and went down the mountain. In order for his senior brother's capable child to grow up safely, he sent him to Shaolin Master Xue Chan to become a young monk. He practiced while practicing in troubled times and started to create the "Hai of Suffering".
Over the past ten years, the "Hai of Bitterness" gradually grew and eventually became a huge and mysterious organization that was feared by the princes of all parties. It lurked in the Central Plains and made the princes of all parties dare not easily set foot in the Central Plains. Two years later, when the situation is settled, Bai Hang will take Zhong Qing from Shaolin to his side and want to train him as the successor of the "Hai of Bitterness".
The Shaolin where Zhong Qing has lived since he was a child is a remote place, a paradise, so he is a little monk who is not stained by the world. After entering the world with Bai Hang, he saw all the suffering in the world and devoted himself to saving all sentient beings, but he was unwilling to take over the "sea of suffering". After Bai Hang's death, he disbanded the "Bitter Sea" and traveled around alone.
The Central Plains Chapter tells the story of what happened when Bai Hang took Zhong Qing back and took him on a tour of the rivers and lakes. It is neither sad nor happy, but also warm and sad.
Intention: Tell a story, neither sad nor happy.