Batuer suddenly thought of a legend.
About a hundred years ago, there was also a traveling merchant from the Central Plains who rode a horse, pulled three large wagons of arrows, and arrived in the long-sealed Western Regions.
A single person, a single bow, roamed the vast desert of the Western Regions, using the legendary swordsmanship that pierced the Holy Mountain Bodhisattva, to take down, one by one, the rampant sand pirates and the rebellious cavalry of the noble lords of that time.
Finally, reopening the trade routes between the long-disconnected Western Regions and the Central Plains.
Heroes from the Central Plains are never-ending, but heroes from the Western Regions slaughter each other.
Is it only the Western Regions that are like this?
Or are all the heroes under the heavens the same?
Batuer felt momentarily dazed.
He remembered asking the Prophet Sage such a question and received the answer from the Sage—
'All the heroes throughout history are like this.'
