Cang Mang Asked 1 Keeping the Light

This book is based on the author. With the mind of asking yourself, write a book of questions. One copper coin, forty-eight years, three generations of silence. At the age of fourteen, Goddess touched the copper coin for the first time. The cold touch made blood, gunfire, and a pair of eyes flash before his eyes. He didn't know that behind this copper coin, there was a secret that his great grandfather had guarded with his life for forty-eight years. Little did he know that this secret would cause gunshots to ring through Xiqiao Village on a snowy night. He was once a "stammerer" that everyone laughed at, but he became a national martial arts champion. He was wounded all over while trying to protect the girl he liked, but he had to choose between several women who loved him deeply. He once fought so hard for his ideal that he vomited blood and fell into a coma. When he woke up, he lost all his memory and had to start from scratch. It took him thirty years to understand: The so-called "asking" is not to go to a distant place to find the answer, but to discover that oneself is the light. But he didn't know that the lamp was being blown hard by an invisible force. If the light goes out, you can light it again. If the line is broken, it can still be reconnected. The people are gone, but the lights are still there. If you have ever been confused, in pain, or doubted the meaning of life - that young man named Cang Tianci is waiting for you inside. He waits for you and lights the lamp together.