A Young Man Can Conquer Kyushu with One Sword

A young man who wields a sword is not just trying to show off the bravery of an ordinary man. He wants to use his three-foot green sword to protect his family, country, and Yuan, and become a chivalrous person for the rest of his life. The mortal world is vast, where evil and evil are lurking, there may be powerful people bullying the weak, and there may be chaos at night. If there are no men with swords to stand up, how can there be peace, kindness, and integrity? The young man has great ambitions and his sword points in all directions. His ambition is commendable and his actions are effective. Gai Wen heard that the heaven and earth are vast and can be divided into yin and yang to determine the universe; the human world is complex and can be judged by distinguishing between good and evil. The ancient chivalrous men were said to be Jing Ke who assassinated the Qin Dynasty and Nie Zheng who killed traitors. They all used the power of a sword to leave their names in history. Today's young man inherits the ambition of his predecessors and carries a sword. He does not seek to be crowned a prince or prime minister, but to have a clear conscience. If you encounter injustice, you will draw your sword; if you see trouble, you will take action. This is not to make a name for yourself, it is just natural instinct. A husband's sword is a weapon, and only those with a benevolent heart can control it in a wise way; a young man is sharp, and only those with a great sense of justice can act in a direction. Looking at the beginning of his sword-fighting, he may be childish and clumsy, but his heart is sincere; after experiencing the dangers of the rivers and lakes, he may be frustrated, but his ambition becomes stronger. The young man wielding the sword is not for personal gain, but is actually a blessing to the common people. Isn't this kind of behavior not worthy of praise from the world?