Liu Sinong: People say it's better to live a dog's life than to die a hero's death, and he agreed. But life se…
Liu Sinong: People say it's better to live a dog's life than to die a hero's death, and he agreed. But life seemed to enjoy bullying men like him, stuffing his fate with bitterness and hate. Yet, he eventually found his paradise; he realized he could stand tall and live in peace. Though this sweetness is brief, he dies without regret.
Luo Chengwu: Born and raised in a family of generals, he felt he was destined for command. How could a bunch of peasants at the academy discuss strategy with him? But when the fires of war spread, a surrender letter from his father shattered his pride. He suddenly realized that to be a general, one must first learn to be a soldier. His father taught him many tricks of command; this time, it's the son's turn to teach the father how to be a real soldier.
Liu Xiaomei: She was a bandit. When Elder Crane first met her, he asked, "How did you end up as a bandit?" Indeed, she didn't look like one, and she didn't die like one. Her final strike was the firmest of her life.
Tang Wenyao: When his master took him in, he was just a little boy following behind the adults. Later, as the academy flourished, he became the man leading the younger ones. He and his master watched generations of students grow and leave, but they never departed.