Guo Jing lost his father when he was a child, but his mother was virtuous. Since childhood, he has been instilled with many principles of being a man, and his poor life has made him tough. In addition, living in Mongolia, most of my contacts are aboveboard people, which created Guo Jing's broad mind, naturally won the respect and love of Jianghu vendors, and laid the foundation for later becoming a hero.

Yang Kang, on the other hand, was a little prince since he was a child. He was spoiled and made slaves call them maids. If he is a little unhappy, he can abuse and vent his anger at will. Therefore, his tolerance for setbacks is extremely low. When I found out that my real father was a passer-by, it was hard for me to accept. The huge blow made him hypocritical and vicious, and also planted the seeds of his own tragedy.

Therefore, thought determines behavior, behavior forms habit, habit forms character, and character determines fate. The different fates of Guo Jing and Yang Kang are determined by their different behaviors, thoughts and personalities.