The Heroic Soul of the Angry Sea

When the glory of the past fades away like smoke, when all possessions turn into dung, when all relatives become wronged souls, when the once-prominent knight becomes a lonely boat in the vast angry sea. Faced with all this, the real knight did not bow to fate. He held the sword tightly and used iron and blood to build the paradise he hoped for. However, fate was fate. As he came closer to his original dream step by step, the price he paid tore his dream into pieces. . . . . . This is a story about resistance. There are always things in life that you need to face and resist alone. The fate of the protagonist is extreme but not uncommon. Because as a man, you can only do two things by nature - conquer and defend! This book is to fulfill the heroic dream of jumping on horseback and wielding swords across the world, so it will definitely present to you the pure world of martial arts, where they are heroes, but they also have the helplessness of heroes. Finally, let me use the first acrostic poem to summarize what is written in this book: The sword roars in anger, and the sea and sky are vast and lonely. How can a hero be so humble that he can let his spirit fill the sky and let him go freely?