At the end of the Shogunate era, there were external threats and internal strife. The land was in turmoil, the people lived in hardship, and their lives were constantly under threat. The young Kenshin moved Hiko Seijūrō, a master of the Hiten Mitsurugi-ryū style, with his kind and pure heart. He was taken under Hiko's wing to learn swordsmanship and was renamed Kenshin. At a time when the country was in peril, the young Kenshin descended from the mountain with the dream of changing the era. He joined the Rōshigumi and later became a member of Katsura Kogorō's forces. As an executioner, he did his part to contribute to the change of the era. At the age of 15, Kenshin assassinated several government officials in succession, striking fear into the hearts of his opponents, until one day, a lower-ranking samurai left an unhealable scar on his face. Tomoe Yukishiro, who had come to Kyoto in search of her lover, encountered Kenshin. It was this frail man before her who had taken her lover away from her life. Ba entered Kenshin's life and subsequently experienced both the bloodshed and turmoil of political strife and the tranquility and elegance of rural life. Perhaps she was the scabbard for Kenshin's wildly dancing blade, but against the backdrop of the great era, the fragile happiness of the two was easily shattered...
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