Compared with men, Kenshin is more suitable for the word boy. The boy who listened to his sister's call: to live and witness his sister's tragic death, the kind boy who relied on his young body and was covered in scars but buried his companions and the robbers who killed them one by one, he has always lived in the heart of Jianxin . Kenshin looks at the world with a childlike innocence, he always expects the world to be better, and is doing his best to help everyone he can. He is so eager for the arrival of a truly new era.
But Kenshin does not belong to that era. To be exact, it was a mistake for him to be born in that era. When more people can live a happy life and let more people embrace the new era, Jian Xin turned into an executioner, stained with blood, carrying heavy sins and an unbearable past. In exchange, it is still a society of class rule, corruption and chaos. This is the misfortune of Kenshin, and it is also the misfortune of all reformers with lofty goals.
When the "new era" came, the physically and mentally exhausted Kenshin began a decade-long self-imposed exile. Without Kamiya Kaoru, Kenshin will not stop wandering. Beneath that warm and sunny exterior is a scarred and fragile heart. Thanks to God for giving Jian Xin an equally kind and ideal A Xun, only she can slowly heal Jian Xin's pain. The existence of Zuanosuke and Yahiko's companions allows Kenshin to live more meaningfully.
In the final analysis, the meaning of this story is only two words: redemption. Three words: live on.
Two people, hug each other and warm each other; companions, support each other and find their own way. And in the end, it's just about living.
live.
live.
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