How can a master who is "full of humanity and machine" become humane because of a master-disciple relationship? How do two people go from incomplete to complete?
This is a martial arts story about "people": how the past shapes the present, and how the present leads to the future. In a world of decay, turmoil, and conflicting parties, people collide, fight, and merge with each other. In the end, people become more complete and the world becomes brighter.
Intention: What is a human being? Learn from it.
Reader comments
Ming Dai sent Tang Qingzhou a brother card [laughing and crying]
[Red Heart][Red Heart] If you are lucky enough to search for articles, you can find amazing articles! I'm a little lucky. [Hands on] [Hands on] I was first attracted by the title (it's so cool) and then I jumped straight into it and read it in one go. It's so good. Wow. Especially the various action and martial arts sequences and the design of the martial arts system. The author is really ingenious and very amazing. The scroll-like scenery of the rivers and lakes, especially the desert in the last volume, is really picturesque [poor]. It feels like this martial arts book not only revolves around the protagonist, but around a river and lake with a place of origin and a destination. Every character is three-dimensional and real, with their own love and hate, their own joys and sorrows, their own desires, and their own path. Although the story has come to an end, I feel that there are endless possibilities for everyone. The whole book is really romantic and vivid, with joy and sorrow intertwined, taking into account the soul, flesh, and bones. It is difficult not to be immersed in it... In short, it is very beautiful and beautiful. I praise the author [poor] and finally Qing Ming Wu Jiu 9999 [Applause] [Applause]
It's too short, I still have more to say [Come on] [Come on] [Come on]
I wonder if Mingdai might become the next leader
I really want to ask what kind of state the protagonist is in and why he is called a beggar by so many people.
Ming Dai sent Tang Qingzhou a brother card [laughing and crying]
[Red Heart][Red Heart] If you are lucky enough to search for articles, you can find amazing articles! I'm a little lucky. [Hands on] [Hands on] I was first attracted by the title (it's so cool) and then I jumped straight into it and read it in one go. It's so good. Wow. Especially the various action and martial arts sequences and the design of the martial arts system. The author is really ingenious and very amazing. The scroll-like scenery of the rivers and lakes, especially the desert in the last volume, is really picturesque [poor]. It feels like this martial arts book not only revolves around the protagonist, but around a river and lake with a place of origin and a destination. Every character is three-dimensional and real, with their own love and hate, their own joys and sorrows, their own desires, and their own path. Although the story has come to an end, I feel that there are endless possibilities for everyone. The whole book is really romantic and vivid, with joy and sorrow intertwined, taking into account the soul, flesh, and bones. It is difficult not to be immersed in it... In short, it is very beautiful and beautiful. I praise the author [poor] and finally Qing Ming Wu Jiu 9999 [Applause] [Applause]
It's too short, I still have more to say [Come on] [Come on] [Come on]
I wonder if Mingdai might become the next leader
I really want to ask what kind of state the protagonist is in and why he is called a beggar by so many people.
Wow! Expect! Big [shy][shy]