Poems from 4 to 6 episodes of Wan Li Great Wall in Ming Dynasty

In the first episode, the years have settled, and the whole life is just a moment. In a frenzy. Sword, split an era.

In the second episode, the world is besieged, the oath on the sword is engraved, and all the glory is gambled.

In the third episode, a drop of clear tears washed away the sadness, and the south wind blew across the plain. How will the blood-dripping flowers bloom?

In the fourth episode, scattered chess pieces lie on the checkerboard with ravines, just like fate in troubled times, and I don't know where to go.

Episode 5 Destiny is like a spinning top, only it can turn it around.

In the sixth episode, everyone will have such memories, which is an injury that he never wants to mention in his life.

In the seventh episode, if you have a sword in your hand, you will go forward with it; If you don't have a sword in your hand, forget it and go forward. A swordsman is a drawn sword.

The warmth of this moment, I would like to exchange my life.

In the ninth episode, the language engraved in the dark disappeared into the long night. At dawn, in the war, reborn.

There are too many variables in the future, and all I can do is take this step well.

An infinitely extended thought, a flashy dream. The end, fate.

Episode 12 Different choices naturally lead to different fates.

Shang Tong's failure always happens before his success. On the road to success, giving up is failure.

Episode 14 Some people will always stand at the top and be engraved in the annals of history. Even if forgotten by the world, it will shine forever.

15 In this chaotic world full of smoke and rubble, no one can live spotless.

I would rather die on the sword than be forgotten.

Episode 17 From the moment I learned to run, I began to keep running forward, because I was afraid to look back for fear of seeing the disappointment in the corner of your eye.

Episode 18 Picking up is strength, putting down is wisdom.

The first episode 19 rebuilds a self in the fire, a self that no longer stays in the old country.

The biggest difference between a sword and a man is that a man may betray at any time, but a sword is always loyal to his master.