It Should Be So

Shen Qingya is an abandoned baby. When the old Taoist priest in the ruined temple picked him up, rain was leaking from the roof, and raindrops fell on his face, but he did not cry. The old Taoist said: It should be so. These four words became his lifelong Tao. When he was five years old, he found a rusty sword under the altar. There are two characters on the sword: Qingya. He didn't know if it was the name of the sword or his name. The old Taoist said: It should be so. When he was fifteen years old, he went down the mountain. I met a woman playing the piano on the road. The sound of the piano sounded like mountains, rivers, and thousands of years of loneliness. The woman's name is Yun Heng. She lives in a cave and has been waiting for someone for three thousand years. Shen Qingya said: It should be like this. Later, he traveled through Kyushu, met the swordsman Xie Hongling, tried Kong Mingzi's ninety-nine heart tribulations, and unlocked the nine seals of the alchemy book. Someone asked him: What path have you cultivated? He thought for a while and said: It should be so. This is not a slogan. It's a way of living. Know what to do, do it, and live your life as normal. The complete book has 2 million words and is structured in five volumes, from Abandoned Baby to Daluo, from Qingya to Qingyaju. The story is over, but those four words are still there - as they should be. The whole book has been written. Update and improve as you go. Please feel free to collect.