The reason why a chivalrous disciple is a chivalrous man is that he can neither work diligently to produce nor be indifferent to himself, but must break the law in order to survive. Lu Simian's "History of the Two Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties"
A fateful encounter? Or does it all depend on human effort?
A young man's ambition? Or just for beauty?
If the end of the journey is already determined, what plans should we make?
Ethereal ideals are as elusive as snowflakes, but "fate" actually controls life. If this is the choice of the story, then how to choose.
"When I decided to pick up that sword, I had already made a decision..."
This is a semi-imaginary world that tells the story of a group of people from a long time ago who had a series of adventures and experiences due to fate.
