Chapter 82

"In my view, this passage shows that Di Yun had been suppressing his feelings for too long, so long that even a kind person like Di Yun could no longer bear it!

In this situation, what hurt Di Yun the most was his junior sister Qi Fang.

No matter how much the outsiders bullied him, as long as Qi Fang believed in him and stayed by his side, Di Yun could probably have endured it.

But in this Great Snow Mountain, surrounded by powerful enemies and sealed off by heavy snow, facing the imminent threat of death, either being killed by the enemy or starving to death, the pressure finally pushed Di Yun to the breaking point, causing his emotions to erupt.

All around him were evil people!

Hua Tigan wanted to take his life!

Even Shui Sheng had once trampled his leg bones with a horse. He had clearly protected Shui Dai from being defiled by the Blood Blade Sect’s patriarch and had ended Shui Dai’s suffering at his request.

But when Shui Sheng learned the reason for his actions, she still wanted to kill him!

The evil people wanted to kill him!

The self-righteous 'Bell and Sword Duo' wanted to kill him!

The evil sect experts started to treat him well, but at the slightest dissatisfaction, they also wanted to kill him!

The famous hero Hua Tigan wanted to kill him!

Even the vulture in the snow mountain thought of eating him while he was unconscious!

In such a desperate world, such a desperate life, how could Di Yun not go mad, how could he not go insane?"

Di Yun grabbed the vulture, laughed wildly, and bit into the eagle's belly. The eagle flapped its wings and struggled fiercely.

Di Yun felt the salty eagle's blood continuously flowing into his mouth, as if each drop was infusing energy into his body. He couldn't help but dance and shout, "You want to eat me? I'll eat you first, I'll eat you first."

Hua Tigan and Shui Sheng were both horrified by his mad act of eating the live eagle.

This vivid description of the scene portrayed Di Yun's image extremely realistically.

Suddenly, it felt as if Di Yun was like the vulture, no matter how hard he struggled, he was still held in someone's hand, his blood being sucked dry, just to achieve that person's goal.

At this moment, Di Yun could be said to have even resented his beloved junior sister.

"Heh heh, if others are determined to harm me, even if I were born mute, wouldn't others still bully me? At that time, my junior sister treated me sincerely, but the wealthy Wan family and the handsome Wan Gui were far superior to me. What could I say? The worst part was that when I was severely injured and hiding in her shed, she told her husband to capture me for credit, hahaha!"

Suddenly, he burst into wild laughter, picked up the feather robe, walked to the entrance of the cave, and threw it on the ground. He stomped on it several times and shouted, "I am a wicked monk, how can I wear a robe sewn by a young lady?" He kicked the feather robe into the cave and walked away, laughing wildly.

...

She never expected that when Di Yun turned and laughed wildly, his chest was also splattered with tears.

But his tears were shed for his own misfortune and the heartlessness of his junior sister...

This description clearly shows that Di Yun now has no reason to live in this world, with no one to care for him and no one he thinks will care for him.

Fortunately, the author did not completely envelop Di Yun in this despair.

The description of Shui Sheng's growing affection is a testament to the author's skill.

"Di Yun waited until she was far away before opening his eyes. Suddenly, he heard her cry out in surprise, followed by a 'Ouch' as she fell to the ground. Di Yun leaped up and rushed to her side.

Shui Sheng smiled and stood up, saying, 'I was just fooling you. You said you wouldn't see me again, but here you are. That doesn't count anymore.'

Di Yun glared at her, thinking, 'All women are sly. Except for Ling, who is Brother Ding's fiancée, who wouldn't deceive me? I won't fall for your tricks again.'

Shui Sheng giggled and said, 'Big Brother Di, thank you for rushing to save me!'

Di Yun glanced at her, turned his back, and walked away."

...

Shui Sheng suddenly said, "Big Brother Di, in a few more days, we can leave, right?"

Di Yun grunted.

Shui Sheng whispered, "Thank you for taking care of me these past few days. If it weren't for you, I would have been killed by that evil Hua Tigan long ago."

Di Yun shook his head and said, "It's nothing," then turned and walked away.

Suddenly, he heard sobbing behind him. Turning around, he saw Shui Sheng lying on a rock, her back trembling as she cried.

He was puzzled, "We can leave, so she should be happy. What's there to cry about? Women's hearts are so strange, I'll never understand."

In fact, Shui Sheng herself didn't know why she was crying; she just felt sad and couldn't help it."

From these two passages, it is clear that Shui Sheng had developed deep feelings, but Di Yun was completely unaware, or even thought that no one in the world would love him.

Isn't this also true for us in real life?

After entering society, we make friends, but how many can we truly confide in and chat with freely?

How many hidden schemes are there?

Even if there is no enmity, even if we do no harm to others, there are still so many people who want to use us, harm us, and push us into the abyss!

Sometimes, I wish I could vent my emotions like Di Yun, but in this cold, narrow city, even releasing one's emotions has become a luxury.

Sigh, I've ranted a bit, and the writing is a bit messy, but please don't mind.

Anyway, from now on, I am your devoted reader, Book Master.

From the first chapter, I have been eagerly awaiting the next chapter, every time.

I subscribed to the next issue of 'Martial Arts Story' just for your novel. Once you finish writing, I will immediately abandon 'Martial Arts Story'!

When you are here, I will support you wholeheartedly; when you are gone, I will part ways!

This is the support of an ordinary reader like me!"

After reading this, Lin Mu's emotions couldn't help but be stirred. He added the author as a friend on the forum and continued reading.

The post was very mixed and messy, but it was clear that the author wrote from the heart.

Therefore, it resonated with many forum members.

Many people also promised to abandon the book once 'Dagger of the City' was finished.

Lin Mu thought for a moment and decided to post a statement.

"Thank you all for your support, and I feel very grateful and a bit ashamed.

Actually, this time, in their eyes, it's all my fault, and it has nothing to do with them.

Bullying new writers is not just a problem in the magazine world; it exists in any circle.

Even many new writers have become accustomed to this bullying.

But if new writers lack the ability, being bullied a bit is normal. Learning more with a humble attitude is very good..."

"But..."

PS: Thank you, zrcjs, for the 100-point reward. Tomorrow is the urban recommendation slot, hehe.

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