Relationships between people, when formed according to normal social ethics, were generally easy to understand. But where there was normal, there was also abnormal.
There was nothing particularly strange about abnormality either. Yan Qingcheng had simply seen too little.
In the world of <The Condor Heroes and The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber>, during the final Mount Hua Tournament, there was a young man named Zhang Sanfeng. A legend made his entrance there, and his life spanned from the late Song dynasty to the early Ming.
By then, the Nine Provinces Wind and Thunder Sword Sect had long since left the Central Plains. Xu Jiuzhou had not appeared at the Mount Hua Tournament; otherwise, above the Five Great Masters, there would have been another title: "Number One Under Heaven."
Not long afterward, in 1273, Xiangyang City, defended by Hero Guo, fell.
Whenever many people read this part, they would sigh, "The greatest heroes serve their country and their people." Others would wonder: since Hero Guo served his country and people, why had he not passed on everything he had learned to more people to improve their combat strength? Why had he instead chosen to hide his martial arts in the Dragon-Slaying Saber and the Heaven-Relying Sword?
In truth, Hero Guo had merely been constrained by the traditional scholar-official mindset and limitations of the author. It was not his fault.
Also in 1273, 7,777 kilometers west of the ancient Xiangyang battlefield, a man named Rudolf I became Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire.
Rudolf I had six daughters. Later, the heirs to the thrones of more than half of Europe turned out to be his grandsons through his daughters. In that respect, he was comparable to another spreader of hemophilia, Queen Victoria.
In order to make his family bloodline purer, Rudolf