A book friend asked me, does this book have anything to do with darts, did you change the name, follow the original routine, and start the plot again?

The answer must be no!

This book follows the narrative style of darts, but the overall story is stronger, there are many pits, and it will not deliberately use jokes to be funny, just a little jump and humor in the narrative.

That's not the point, the point is that this book is about a different kind of world.

In Qin Sanguan's eyes, the rivers and lakes are a vanity fair full of copper stench and money first, but in Su You's eyes, the rivers and lakes are a world full of chivalry, righteousness and love. The same rivers and lakes, in the eyes of the two, show different colors.

If "Dart" is more about the workplace, pursuing the golden mean, and seeking perfection with all kinds of involuntary self-determination and grievances, then "Seven Doors" is a big world of swords, rivers and lakes, family, country and society, and Su Yu is pursuing the unity of mind and knowledge and action.

What is Jianghu?

The sword qi spans 30,000 miles, and a sword light chills nineteen states. This is the rivers and lakes!

The wind is sluggish and the water is cold, and the strong man will never return. This is the rivers and lakes!

The Tao exists, although tens of millions of people go to it. This is the rivers and lakes!