The Hero Prefers to Hide in the Moonlight

This martial arts novel is not actually a traditional martial arts novel. It is difficult to find the chivalrous spirit of drawing a sword and grudges, nor can you see the sword holding the world for the country and the people. Instead, it looks like a prose or a sketch. My original intention was to write some articles with traditional aesthetic charm, and I wanted to be close to the authentic classical aesthetics of "spirit" and "sustenance". If it were placed in the Song Dynasty, it would naturally be the true nature of Ci, euphemistic and profound. The tone is exquisite, conveying sustenance, and vaguely melancholy. When it comes to character creation, we don't pay much attention to character but focus on imitating temperament. We are eager to create characters whose "charm", "style", "spirit" and "texture" are aimed at charm rather than personality. To put it simply, it only gives readers a feeling but is hard to describe. Maybe I'm not writing a novel, but writing about atmosphere.