The Beginning of a Courtyard House: Sixty Years of Internal Strength

Within the weathered walls of an old-style courtyard house, where ordinary lives unfold behind gray brick and creaking wooden gates, lives a man who is anything but ordinary. Hidden beneath his unassuming exterior lies sixty years of painstakingly cultivated internal strength — power enough to make him a force no one around him could hope to match. Yet he is no shining hero. He is, by his own nature, a bad man: cunning, self-serving, and unwilling to play the part of a righteous gentleman for anyone. What truly sets him apart is the code he lives by. However crooked his methods, however ruthless his attitude, he never crosses the lines he has drawn for himself — a scoundrel with principles, operating entirely on his own terms. And when he isn't stirring up trouble among people, he indulges in the pastime he loves most: bullying beasts. None are safe from his relentless, mischievous attention. Equal parts menace and dark humor, his story is one of hidden martial might, moral grayness, and a self-proclaimed villain who would rather be feared than adored — and would have it no other way.