All these lines were hammered out and approved by many seasoned veterans of the jianghu before being finalized.
In other words, not even the most experienced of the veterans could find any flaws in them.
—An elder of a sect, taking disciples out into the jianghu for training after the winter had just passed and not fully gone yet, encountered a freezing rain.
Finding shelter from the rain is only natural, right?
Lets's not even mention finding a cave; even if there were no cave, digging one out would also be considered a routine practice!
Then, taking shelter from the rain, the female disciples naturally stayed inside, while the male disciples guarded outside—the same standard practice, a common human sentiment.
And after getting caught in the rain, a woman would need to wash her face and cleanse herself—would it be normal not to?
After washing, one needs to dispose of the water, right? Is there anything wrong with that?
