The Brocade-Clad Journey

The initial inspiration to write martial arts fiction came after watching the film "The Bride with White Hair." The image of the lone wolf-like woman with white hair, standing proudly yet so lonely at the peak, left an indelible impression on my youthful mind. Moved by this, I began to write. During that youthful and tumultuous period of rebellion, martial arts served as a window to another world.

Constantly navigating between two worlds inevitably makes a student's journey quite perilous. The college entrance examination may be passed with a low altitude, but the path of life does not consist solely of this one hurdle. When exhausted, looking ahead reveals that one mountain is higher than another, and in the world, one is not in control of oneself; one cannot afford to give up halfway. This leads to an endless sense of resentment, and with each lifetime of resentment, there must be an outlet in writing, followed by a return to a tranquil state of mind to face the next challenge.

During this period, I discovered the great utility of the internet. Looking back now, it is evident that my writing style has changed significantly over the past few years of posting online, and I must express my gratitude to all the readers for their refinement; at the same time, I am further convinced that indeed, the eyes of the masses are sharp, capable of identifying any issue