Travel Notes

A scene like King Wu's defeat of Zhou reappeared. A group of people who strive to inherit legitimacy. An emperor as an institution rather than as a person. A revenge that was doomed to fail but had to be done. Something difficult but something to persevere with. A page of questions that are difficult to answer but are asked again and again. Another question about matching virtue with heaven's bright virtue and careful punishment. It's just a traditional martial arts story where mortals get together. It has no sustenance or feelings, no system or cultivation. There is no son-in-law or god of war. People will die and cry, but in the end they will move on. Farmers are the ones who farm, and warriors are the warriors. I feel ashamed when I think of this. What I cannot forget today is the storyteller. The basic setting is the Yuan Dynasty, possibly later than the Ming Dynasty. The protagonists are Sima You (a young man in the current chapter) and Gongzi Che. Other main characters include Ye Leng, Master Jiefang, Wan Xi, King Deyi, Mu Xiaolin, etc. Current volume