San Cang Doesn't Know? Me Neither!

"The darkness of an era has blinded the ignorant wretches." Absolute darkness obscured the hope of new life. He gave alms to the "Mirror" and was respected as the superior by the ignorant. "The beginning of chaos and the emergence of all things in the second era brought people initial hope." The thieves had a wild carnival in the fields, uprooting the new seedlings sown by others, and either throwing them on the ground and trampling them to pieces, or wrapping them in cloth bags and treating them as their own harvest, leaving the real cultivators to stare at the empty fields in a daze. "The third era..." The "Golden Age" of the Sixth Era tore away the boundaries of the old sequence. "The 'Golden Age' of the Sixth Era has given mankind the important task of embarking on a new journey." Holding the torch of "breakthrough", human beings rush out along the torn gaps in the old order, stepping on unseen vegetation, crossing unexplored rivers, and paving new roads farther and farther. But they just focused on running forward, forgetting that the light of the torch attracted the "rule hunters" in the darkness - when those invisible forces wrapped around their ankles, the new road collapsed instantly, and all those who broke into the road became sacrifices who broke the old order but failed to maintain the new situation. … "They in the eighth era threw the 'strange noise' into the world. They were small and longed for the mercy of the superiors." … "Aren't the words on this ancient rock wall contradictory?" "The history of mankind, no, history itself has two sides." "There is no absolute good or bad..."