The immortals of the wizarding world often mock the short-lived, generation after generation, always making the same mistakes.
This is like humans scoffing at the five-second memory of fish.
However, unlike those fish that truly only have a five-second memory, humans often tend to use memory to beautify the truth.
For example, the Duke of Zhou uses morality to mask the bloody memory of the Yin Ruins, transforms the history of cannibalism into horror tales in ChunQiu style of writing; or the resilience and pioneering spirit of the pioneers in America, who were actually ruffians, scum, and failures of the old world; or in Zheng Qing's memory, the former private guard, Mr. Hilda, was a very reliable and reassuring figure.
But reality is always crueler than memory.
In Green Valley, on a wide stretch of grassland.
