Under One Person: Lifting the Ball to Soar

No shame!

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In the past, the Tang Sect's shark embryos who inherited the Dan Shi had a very high chance of survival. Now, if I give you rookies ten times the chance, only one out of a hundred will succeed.

What do you think? One hundred disciples were exchanged for one Dan Shi. Don’t you, Tang Miaoxing, think it’s worth it? It really highlights the pride of Tang Sect and the greatness of Dan Shi?

No one knows how many of the inner sect elites have been killed by Dan Shi.

The reason you are in this state is because you were stupid enough not to do good deeds back then, and now you can only eat shit with your nose held.

This excitement made me laugh so hard that I have to say to you: You deserve it!

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Don’t say that the Tang Sect doesn’t have Dan Shi, don’t they still have Xu Xin, one of the thirty-six thieves who is not allowed to show up in the light?

This guy could be regarded as a rare genius in the Tang Sect. At the age of 19, he had mastered all the Tang Sect skills except for refining equipment, although he might not be able to master all of them.

But considering that Xu Xin is just a young boy, a generalist like him is obviously a late-stage hero who needs time to develop. If Guan Tangzhong had not given up all means except Dan Shi, his achievements would be limitless.

Now, after spending more than seventy years in a small dark room, the young man who was full of vigor and vitality has been PUA-ed into a skinny old rat who can’t even stand up straight.

Anyone who sees this will sigh: Xu Xin, you have had a miserable life!

However, everyone in the Tang Clan, including the victim Xu Xin himself, felt that not killing the man and only locking him up in a small dark room for life was a great favor.

My goodness, if you ask anyone on the street: Which is a more severe punishment, execution or seventy years of solitary confinement?

Most people who are not illiterate and have normal IQ will curse in their hearts: Who is this idiot asking such a stupid question? Are the two comparable?

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The friends who can read this post should all be extraordinary people, and their life concepts may be slightly different from those of the general public.

But I still want to give you some information about the legal provisions of our country: the confinement period is generally 7 to 10 days, and the maximum period shall not exceed 15 days.

During the period of confinement, prisoners are provided with food rations based on the standard of not participating in labor; they are allowed to go out for fresh air twice a day, each time for 2 to 0.5 hour.

Not to mention the duration which far exceeded the limit, I would like to ask if Xu Xin in Tangzhong of Quanquan has ever enjoyed the treatment of being let out for free?

If a human rights organization knew that somewhere in this world, there was an old man who was locked up in a cave without any modern living facilities for 70 years by a stupid organization called Tang Sect, they would gather a large number of people and hold banners to protest against you Tang Sect! …

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Seeing Xu Xin’s ironic end now reminds me of Dong Chang who simply committed suicide back then.

Have you guys discovered a strange place that is easily overlooked:

Dong and Xu are inseparable and have a deep affection for each other. They have always been through thick and thin together. But why did they make completely opposite choices in the final decision between life and death?

In my opinion, Dong Chang is different from Xu Xin. He may never think that being sworn brother to Wu Gensheng is a wrong thing.

When Dong and Xu are together, it always seems that the quick-witted Xu Xin is the main focus, but in fact, the really important decisions are always made by Dong Chang.

The first time Xu Xin killed Huang Fang with the Golden Hook, it seemed that he took the initiative to get rid of the evil for the people, but in fact, he saw that Dong Chang was planning to leave him alone to kill Huang Fang, so he wanted to follow Dong Chang to assist.

If Xu Xin didn't have the support of his senior brother, he would not be stupid. How could a rookie who had only joined the Tang Sect for a few years have the courage to provoke the notorious Quan Xing monster?

In the second battle of Mianshan, Dong Chang and Xu Xin were chased by three little brats. Yang Lie's new force descended from the sky to ambush Urashima Taro. Momotaro, who was about to be poisoned to death, saw that the situation was hopeless and immediately subdued Kintaro. He carried forward the island nation's spirit and gave the three brothers a knock.

The smell of Momotaro getting off the taxi is so fucking authentic and so fucking strong! He begged the three brothers of Tangmen to let Kintaro go with an earnest attitude, as if asking his father to do something!

The three brothers were truly moved by their willingness to completely abandon their dignity for the sake of their brother's life, but it would be foolish to just let go of the invaders who had invaded their country.

Amid the dilemma, Dong Chang still softened his heart and made the decision, saying that business was more important and he didn't want to bother with the Japanese devils, so he showed mercy to Kintaro.

The third time was also in Mianshan. They should have left immediately when the time for the pick-up came, but Dong Chang insisted on not evacuating as planned and wanted to pick up his fellow disciples. That's why Xu Xin risked his life to wait with Junzi and his senior brother.

The fourth time he went to Qinling to see Wu Gensheng, it was also Dong Chang who made the decision to go. When Xu Xin saw Dong Chang packing his luggage and getting ready to leave, he also made up his mind to follow his senior brother to Qinling.

Dong Chang is a taciturn person and gives people the impression that he is not very smart. In fact, he is decisive and very wise. He can see things very clearly and will not question his own path.

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Chapter 28 Tang Clan?

Xu Xin seems to be smart and opinionated, but whenever he breaks the rules, he always uses some sophistry to excuse his actions. This is a manifestation of indecision, lack of opinion and inability to acknowledge his own heart.

Some of you may think that Dong Chang is too emotional to be a qualified assassin, and that a truly perfect assassin is someone like Yang Lie who is ruthless, rational, resolute and fearless.

I don't think so. Yang Lie is definitely a perfect shark fighter, but it is controversial to say that he is a perfect assassin. At least in my mind, Yang Lie can't even touch the heels of an assassin.

What is an assassin?

Leisurely drink Xinling, take off the sword knee and cross.

Will Zhi Zhu Hai, hold on to persuade Hou Ying.

Three cups of Turanuo, Wuyue is light.

After the dazzling ears are hot, the mood is suddenly born.

Save Zhao and wield the golden hammer, HD is shocked first.

Qianqiu two strong men, Xuhe Daliang city.

Li Bai's impassioned poem "Song of the Knight-errant" is famous throughout the ages. The poem praises the heroic spirit and chivalrous spirit of the ancient assassins.

The original assassins came from the Mohist school, a prominent school of thought in the pre-Qin period. The most basic characteristics of an assassin are not being cold-blooded, ruthless, persevering and rational, but rather valuing loyalty and trust over life and death, and acting as a knight.

Assassins are the ultimate embodiment of chivalry and heroism!

The assassin's heart is filled with a burning sense of justice!

Assassins never kill people for money. They are righteous men who will die for their friends, and heroes who will sacrifice their lives for the greater good!

In the pre-Qin period, assassins were a very noble group. From kings and generals to peddlers and hawkers, everyone respected and admired their virtues and bravery.

Unfortunately, the Mohist thought was too advanced and idealistic. Although it could bring hope to the people in troubled times, it would lose its soil for survival once the world was peaceful. After the Qin Dynasty, it was suppressed by all schools and those in power, and a generation of famous schools of thought declined.

The real assassin also disappeared in the vast history along with the decline of Mohism.

It is probably that those who used to make a living by sharking people called themselves assassins in order to gild their own reputation. As more and more people called themselves that, the two were gradually confused, and later on, sharkmen were even equated with assassins.

Going back to the source, heroes and knights should be equated with assassins, or to be more precise, only the most loyal, heroic and fearless knights are qualified to become assassins!

If you are not a Mohist, are you worthy of being a chicken assassin?

"Assassin" clearly symbolizes noble spirit and character, but those despicable people have made it into an almost derogatory word!

Looking at what Dong Chang did, it is consistent with the fundamentalist assassin spirit. In my opinion, he is the true assassin who is closest to the essence in the Tang Sect!

Maybe many of you think that Dong Chang’s death was a pity and not worth it.

Don’t you know that when a person acts in a chivalrous manner in troubled times and at the same time calls himself an assassin walking among the people, he is a Mohist!

The Tang Clan was so lacking in virtue that it asked a Mohist to betray his friendship and live in disgrace?

Is there anything more ridiculous in this world!

Dong Chang's martyrdom is not in vain: Even though he dies, his chivalrous spirit will remain fragrant, and he will not be ashamed of being a hero in the world!

Look at that confused little idiot Xu Xin.

In comparison, Xu Xin is the second type of person Wu Gensheng mentioned. He has skills but no moral principles, and is talented but has no morals. He is easy to control and listens to whatever others say. Everyone in the Tang Sect says that he has brought disaster to the Tang Sect, so he 100% accepts it. …

He did not even think about what gains and losses his existence had brought to the Tang Sect, and concluded that he was guilty based on his own guilt.

He was foolish enough to only think about the problem from the perspective of the Tang Sect, and did not stand on the side of himself or Wu Gensheng's brothers, let alone jump out of the narrow and backward circle of aliens and re-examine the Jiashen Rebellion with progressive ideas.

Maybe Xu Xin has never thought about it and cannot understand it until now - the reason why Dong Chang chose to die is because he recognized his own way and he believed that what he did was not wrong!

The eccentrics of that era, especially those like Xu Xin who foolishly followed the moral code, should really read more of Lu Xun!

Although they were in the same era, many progressive thoughts broke out in China. Influenced by the new thoughts, people with lofty ideals risked their lives to prop up the backbone of China in that desperate era, and overcame all difficulties and hardships to create today's prosperous era.

It seems that when facing the guns and cannons of the great powers, the foreigners can attack or defend with their own abilities and have room to deal with it calmly. Unless they are forced into a desperate situation, they have no motivation to examine the past and transform themselves.

Ideologically, the alien world seems to be completely separated from the rapidly changing society. The vigorous new ideas have not affected the "noble" aliens at all, and they continue to stick to the old rules and ways of survival.

I really want to throw a copy of "Diary of a Madman" in the face of that old rat who has been in jail for more than seventy years, and ask him to help me recognize the words on it!

[“Has it always been like this? Is that right?”]

[“I won’t tell you these truths. Anyway, you shouldn’t say them. If you say them, you are wrong!”]

The alien world executed the thirty-six thieves based on the principles of rites and morality.

If you ask them why, they will say that the sect's rules have been like this for thousands of years!

Can’t you, Xu Xin, learn to be like a fool or a madman, and ask back after being PUA: “Has it always been like this?”!

[The man-eater is my brother! I am the man-eater’s brother! I was eaten by someone, but I am still the man-eater’s brother! ]

Faced with the threat from the old head of the sect, Tang Bingwen, who threatened to kill all thirty-six thieves on sight.

Knowing that he could not be both loyal and righteous, Dong Chang went to his death with a courageous heart.

Dong Chang of the Tang Clan was unwilling to associate with brothers who ate him, and the seventh of the thirty-six thieves would never become a cannibal!

[I opened the history book and checked it. There was no date in the history book. On every page, the words "benevolence, righteousness, morality" were written crookedly. I couldn't sleep anyway, so I looked carefully for half a night. Only then did I see from the gaps between the words that the whole book was written with two words: "eat people"! ]

The root cause of the Jiashen Rebellion is nothing more than a "Diary of a Madman" in which the rules and regulations are cannibalistic!

Xu Xin, do you still remember the nostalgia and regret in Dong Chang’s eyes when he died?

Can't you really appreciate the brotherly love between you and your sworn brothers?

It was not that Dong Chang was unwilling and sad about the impending loss of his life, it was that the seventh brother was worried and guilty for abandoning his thirty-third brother alone in this cannibalistic world.

The one he is worried about and feeling guilty about is not Tang Clan but you, Xu Xin!

The mean is the pass of the mean, and the noble is the epitaph of the noble.

Look, in that gilded sky, there are crooked reflections of the dead!

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It was also because Xu Xin was too young when he was criticized.

19 is still a child!

If he was in his 30s or 40s like Dong Chang, and had spent a decade or two struggling in that absurd and chaotic world to develop his own mature values, he might have made the same choice as Dong Chang. …