Bushido is said to follow the original heart, but the original heart is also constantly changing, obeying morals, but there is no doubt that it is difficult to understand the Bushido.
Everyone is like a dog on a long rope, and the heart that is shaken is also the heart. The story of a samurai is a story of making choices constantly, making choices, accepting the consequences, and not scrutinizing regrets. But when making a choice, there is also a moment when you want to run out. Although you will regret running out, there is a kind of comfort if you don't run: it should be like this. For the price of choice, samurai have their own set of methodologies that drift from the stream.
In the eleventh episode, the samurai who is most like a samurai falls in love with a female branch girl, and then decides to give up the agreement with his companions and take her away. This is Ren's choice. He unloaded the samurai sword in the female branch courtyard. , holding a free body. On the way to escape, Wu Huan and Feng came to send him a knife, and he turned back into a samurai. Ren and Zinai came to the river, Ren said, you can go to the Qiyuan Temple on the other side of the river, and if you stay there for three years, you will be free. Zino ended her life and got on the boat that floated in the water, and Kirin Temple was the way that Jin thought of floating from the current. He originally wanted to escape, but he didn't in the end. It might be the kindness of a good friend who broke up with him and finally gave him a knife, or it might be a metaphor for Qiyuan Temple. It was not his life, but he also watched her go after all. . Of course, it is also possible that he has regretted it himself. What does the life of others have to do with him? He is only responsible for saving, which is a kind of Bushido. And after the trip, Jin will not necessarily go to Zino. This story is still very early in the eleventh episode, and the life of a samurai may be so far away.
Wuhuan is more hopeful than him, because that female samurai knows a little bit about everything.
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