Qin Sheng said: "The knight's original intention is authenticity and sincerity—being real with oneself and maintaining sincerity towards the world. True authenticity means no pretentiousness, no timidity, no hypocrisy, no exaggeration, and not being bound by worldly standards. Sincerity means having a heart so genuine that it can be shown to the sun and moon, being earnest, candid, and passionate."
Qing Chen pondered that the world's evaluation of knights was not the knights' evaluation of themselves.
Knights' beliefs gradually align on the path of life and death, but their personalities are varied and diverse.
In fact, in terms of personality, knights are unanimously consistent in being authentic and sincere.
Sometimes everyone takes detours, but the repeated life-and-death experiences are like the pruning and correcting process during tree growth; they correct themselves time and again, repeatedly finding and returning to their initial intent.
