The White Umbrella Scares the Dragon: the Night Is over and the Dawn Is Dawn

During the massacre, she climbed out of a pool of blood, holding a half-broken oil-paper umbrella in her arms. She forgot her name and everything in the past. Just remember that this umbrella is important—more important than life. Ye Kongkong, the leader of Tianqiong Mountain, accepted her as his disciple and gave her the name Ye Xiaoxiao. His hair is as white as snow and his talent is astonishing. He can read hundreds of pages of medical classics in one day. Everyone said that the leader had picked up a genius that was rare to see in a century. But the path of genius is not easy. The senior sister Yate Maomao practiced hard for fourteen years but could not get a word of praise from the master. The younger junior sister got the spiritual lamp that the master cherished all her life after only half a year of entry. Jealousy grows like a vine, and silent rejection turns into public humiliation. She doesn't have a sword and doesn't know martial arts. All she had was a half-broken oil-paper umbrella. The umbrella is embroidered with plum branches, which she added by herself. There was a crack in the umbrella frame, which was left by knocking it on the stone steps when she fell - she didn't even have the money to repair the umbrella. But she couldn't fall. While collecting herbs in the mountains, she met a girl with twin tails. The girl put her hands on her hips and said, "Someone bullies you? I'll beat him up!" There are always people in this world who are willing to hold an umbrella for her. Rainy night, slander, besieging, and questioning. Mud water mixed with blood slid down her cheeks. She clenched the white umbrella in her hand, her knuckles turned white, but she never bent down. ——The most important thing a woman should know in her life is never to be patient. It's to see clearly, cut it open, and throw it away. Under the white umbrella, an undercurrent surges. That silent white-haired girl will one day let everyone understand that what she protects is never an umbrella.