No Cure

There is a cure for every disease in the world. Bone injuries can be healed, poisonous evils can be cured, and inner demons can be overcome, but there is no cure for the stupidity of the human world. This book contains twenty independent short stories of martial arts and fantasy. They use the rivers and lakes as the backdrop and the immortals as the situation. They use the fantasy martial arts writings of gratification, immortality, and the game of good and evil to describe various situations in the world and hide the unexplainable foolishness deep in human nature. There is no straightforward preaching or sharp criticism in the book. It only combines all kinds of paranoia, blind obedience, obsession and ignorance in the world into ups and downs of Jianghu stories. Some people are obsessed with false fame, and sacrifice their whole life to fight for a false name, and in the end they end up dead. Some people blindly follow rumors, do not distinguish between good and evil, and smash the true feelings and opportunities around them with their own hands. Some people stick to narrow obsessions, refuse to listen to good advice, and do not distinguish right from wrong. They make mistakes every step of the way because of their inherent prejudices, which ultimately leads to lifelong regrets. There are elixirs and elixirs in the rivers and lakes, but they can't save the living dead and flesh and bones, but they can't save the stubborn common people. There are great ways and secrets in the heaven and earth, which can survey the stars and break the illusion, but they can't solve the stupid obstacles inherent in the human heart. Twenty adventures in rivers and lakes and twenty ups and downs of immortals are all microcosms of all living beings in the world. Greed and anger can be solved, love and hate can be overcome, but ignorance is rooted in the original mind, hidden in the ordinary words and deeds of all living beings, silently destroying opportunities, friendship and life. The so-called incurability does not mean that there is a terminal illness, but the inherent stupidity of the human heart. No matter how much we search for good remedies in the world, there is no cure. The book uses martial arts to carry the Tao, and uses fantasy to view the world. In the fireworks, fantasy and secret realms, it reveals the most transparent and helpless truth about the world.