Under the shackles of a famous family, he is a tolerant lunatic who hides his scars, and he is a flamboyant outlier who breaks away from discipline. Old enemies with opposing stances, but when their swords clashed, they saw the same madness in each other's eyes - the bloodstains worn out by the rules, and the paranoid desire for freedom.
He hates the opponent so much that he wants to tear the opponent's pretense to pieces; he can't hide the fact that he cares about it. He will worry about the temperature of the opponent's tea between confrontations, and he will subconsciously stand in front of him when a hidden arrow comes.
It wasn't until the family collapsed and the words "I love you" on the verge of death pierced the chaos: it turned out that the tit-for-tat confrontation was just two madmen on the edge of the cliff of love and hate, pulling each other and refusing to fall.
When death becomes a disguise, power is abandoned, and they retreat to the wind, they finally admit: madness is the only way that similar people can recognize each other in a twisted world.
Intent: In a world distorted by discipline, madness is a medal for the same kind, and the bond between each other is the only light that pierces the fog of love and hate and redefines "love".