Guanglu Notes

When Liu Xing woke up, the meridians on his right shoulder were disabled and he could no longer hold the sword steadily. He was rescued into Guanglu by the doctor Jiang Zhaoye. They don't teach martial arts there, they only teach people, account books, and situations. Everyone in the world thought that a young man whose meridians were disabled would never be able to turn around again. Until the Luoshui Bridge Broken Case was reopened. The official records said that the bridge collapse was a natural disaster, and the merchants said it was just an accident. But Liu Xing saw the erased names from the old wooden tenons, severed fingers and secret accounts. From the broken bridge in Luoshui to the return of lanterns in the capital; from winning the title at Bailu Academy to the boat fire in Nanling; from Fang's account treasury to Qingping Gongde. He does not draw his sword, he only writes scrolls. Every time a name is written back, an old case is reopened; every time a deed is opened, a hidden road is revealed. And the star-catching platform in the darkness of Jianghu finally came to the surface. It doesn't buy it personally, it only buys the gap in people's hearts: if the poor lacks money, it will hand over silver; if the scholar lacks a name, it will hand over a signature; if a businessman lacks a path, it will hand over a deed; if a good person lacks recognition, it will hand over a suffering that has to be endured. Liu Xing finally understood that the truly terrifying world of rivers and lakes is not that everyone wants to harm others, but that as long as everyone does not restrain their own goals, someone in the rivers and lakes will be sacrificed. This is the story of a young man with a useless sword who uses his pen as a lamp to rewrite the rules of the world.