In youth, Jiang Yan served in the army, fighting battles in the south and the north, which exposed him to the …
In youth, Jiang Yan served in the army, fighting battles in the south and the north, which exposed him to the hardships of the world.
In his early adulthood, he was forced to flee into the jianghu, where the deceit and cunning of human society made him keenly aware of the true face of the mortal world.
In middle age, he retired to a bamboo cottage, wrote down his Inner Ways, and encapsulated all he had learned in half his life.
He knew that one day, he would illuminate the path ahead for that child.