A photograph was attached to the latter half of the story.
A man dressed as a martial artist stood before a gravestone in the setting sun, clumps of wild grass before him. A single glance conveyed a sense of desolation.
"The beauty of those days has now lain beneath the earth for three years. The green grass before her gravestone stands thirty feet tall, yet I remain young and strong. Thinking back on the past, it all seems like a dream."
"Until this dream ends, this love will never die; if your spirit endures, let us meet again in another life. Yet I will still be me-in this boundless mortal world, who will be you?"
"Back then, we swore vows by the mountains and seas. But who could have imagined that this romance of wind, flowers, snow, and moonlight would ultimately come to nothing!"
The post was profoundly moving.
Countless major influencers shared it, adding in passing, "Ah, I used to be like that too..."
It immediately caught the entire public's attention.
Love was an eternal subject, and tragic love more readily inspired sympathy and identification.
Then a trend quickly swept the internet.
"Have you ever had a relationship like this? Someone like this whom you can never forget?"
Even more people joined in on this post.
Countless people shared their own experiences...
All their accounts confirmed one thing: martial artists and ordinary people simply could not work out!
With one example after another, the discussion also brought in factors from Yin-Yang, anatomy, mechanics, and many other fields, with people arguing and debating each other.
Later, a shameless Dan Origin Realm martial artist joined the discussion. He insisted it was impossible, while the other side insisted it was possible, even citing a wealth of examples.
In a fit of rage,