Love and Hate Have Different Paths

This book tells the story of three people, and it is also a story about "how hatred can burn a person". Yun Shan, Zhao Ning, and Zhu Heng once lived and ate together in a valley and treated each other as brothers and sisters. One practiced martial arts, one guarded his heart, and one later ascended to the throne. Many years later, in order to consolidate his power, the man on the throne cut off the letters, imprisoned the senior brother, and tried to trap the senior sister with him. Yunshan had his hamstrings broken and was locked in a dark dungeon, like an abandoned old thing. Zhao Ning thought he was dead and spent this life alone raising their children. But Yunshan did not die. A Peng he saved as a boy also saved him. Among the primitive tribes that no one cared about, he became a god in their eyes. He led those tall barbarian warriors through the wild forest. He no longer wanted to recapture something, but to destroy—so that nothing could be left of that city, that throne, and the person who once called him senior brother. The conflict in this story is not on the battlefield, but in the human heart. It writes about how a person climbs out of the abyss step by step after being pushed into it, and how in the process of climbing out, his eyes are dyed the color of the abyss. Those betrayals and loyalties are no longer clear, they are all stained with dust.