Lu Zhu is my favorite character in Sword Rain. When I saw Lu Zhu, I remembered the sentence in the Book of Songs: "The green bamboo is like a gangster. It's like learning from each other, like grinding."
Buddhist disciples fall in love with killers in the rivers and lakes, and this love is inevitable. Fascinating ileum. It's just that Lu Zhu couldn't save himself. Decades of cultivating Buddhism and participating in meditation made him have a sincere and firm heart to convert to my Buddha. There was no way to walk on either side, so he gave himself up to make the drizzle.
"How much do you like that girl?" "I would like to turn into a stone bridge and be blown by the wind for five hundred years, in the sun for five hundred years, and hit by the rain for five hundred years, but I ask this girl to walk on the bridge."
Before Lu Zhu died Spit out that sentence, he is willing to incarnate into a stone bridge. But what saddens me even more is seeing Drizzle's eyes when he recalled the past. His eyes were clear but not angry at all, only a trace of sadness oozing out.
Such love is heartbreaking. In the end, Lu Zhu's four-stroke swordsmanship saved Drizzle's life, and Drizzle could live the life she wanted to live quietly. In the end, the mottled small stone bridge quietly appeared on the screen, and that was Lu Zhu's gratified smile.
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