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What is Jianghu? Is it the wantonness of "killing a person in ten steps and leaving no trace for a thousand miles", or the chicness of "taking off his clothes after the incident, hiding his merits and fame"; the responsibility of "a great chivalrous person, serving the country and the people", or the loyalty of "drawing a sword to help when there is an injustice on the road"; the regret and loneliness of "a fluke and a sword, the business is settled, and he has been famous for fifteen years", or the high-spirited spirit of "a house full of flowers drunk three thousand guests, a sword freezes fourteen states". Jianghu is a vanity fair that uses chivalry as a bond to resolve disputes through force and gain fame and fortune. Wherever there are people, there are rivers and lakes. Whether it's the unrestrained way to travel to the end of the world with a sword, or the way to slay demons and protect the road, after all, it's just the way of life for people from different circles. For careerists, the arena is undoubtedly a place of fame and fortune, but for a true chivalrous man, it is nothing more than a drunken dream. This is exactly what the saying goes, "The joke about imperial supremacy is worse than a drunken dream in the world."