Cocoon
by Jiangnan
About This Novel
The young monk Xiang Wang is the beloved disciple of the eminent monk Jing Cheng. He has been associated with Buddhism since he was a child and is called the "Son of the Buddha". One spring, he met Mingyue, an official girl who came to the temple to offer incense. As the years passed, the two gradually developed a vague but real affection. As a disciple of Buddhism, Xiang Wang was unable to save himself in the whirlpool of love and Buddhism. Mingyue finally got married and became the young lady of the Gong family, while Xiang Wang became a famous eminent monk. There was a severe drought one year, and the Gong family robbed the court's disaster relief food for personal gain, and therefore imprisoned Mingyue. Xiang Wang killed the Gong family father and son in anger and died of serious injuries, but no one knew whether he was doing it for the common people or for the bright moon.
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In the end, it's just a regret
I don't know why, but at the end, I always felt that when Xiang Wang killed the young master of the Gong family, it was the same as when Lu Mingfei sacrificed his life for a chance to kill the dragon-turned-king general (or doctor). They all paid a heavy price for not saving the girl who asked for help in time. Those are irreversible consequences. If you don't do some things at the time, you won't even have a chance to make amends later. You can only fall into deep regret, and even hope that you can pay a more painful price in exchange for the chance to save her, even if the outcome is not successful. But you don't even have the chance to block your life for that person. You can only face this ending and cannot escape it. It is a shadow that will catch up with you even if you die.
What kind of demons are we talking about, what kind of Buddha are we cultivating! If you can't even keep the one you love, what's the use of being a demon or a Buddha? You talk about great enlightenment, you talk about breaking out of the cocoon and freeing yourself from the shackles. In the end, the bright moon dimly shines, and it hurts your heart to forget each other. Live a hundred years without any regrets.
All the books about Mao Jiangnan are tragedies
forget each other:
I should have no tears, just because I am a monk; I should be ruthless, just because I am a monk; I should have no desires, just because my heart is towards the Buddha! But Jiangnan just let me meet you, trapped myself in a cocoon, and killed you. Therefore, Jiangnan, I hate you!
Everyone has suddenly seen someone they like in the crowd, but it has passed and it has passed, and they gradually no longer think about it.
If that's all, that's it. In a prosperous place like Yangzhou, everyone has suddenly seen someone they like in the crowd, but the past has passed, and gradually they no longer think about it. In fact, there may be many people in the world, and if you can meet them, you will like them. But such people are unlikely to be encountered. If you can meet one or two of these people, you are lucky. At least I was always happy at the time.
Deep in the peach blossoms, you sleep peacefully.
The dust in front of the Buddha statue was swept away and covered again, and the sound of chanting stopped and came again. He chanted Buddhist principles in a low voice, and his heart felt like still water. "Master, look at my broken army finally assembled!" "..." "Master, wait until I get the big fan to dance for you!" "..." "I know the road of Shaolin better than Xiufang!" "..." "Master..." "Huh?" Her red dress was like fire, and she was as beautiful as a peach blossom. "I'm getting married."... For some reason, the prayer beads scattered all over the floor. "Amitabha"
Peach blossoms still smile in the spring breeze - "Cocoon" by Jiangnan
"Human faces don't know where to go, but the peach blossoms still smile in the spring breeze." How well the poem says, and how much emotion and resentment it contains. ----------------------- What kind of miss is the most regrettable, and what kind of ending is the hardest to accept? It's not that I can't, I can't, but that I could. I could have kept watching her smile, I could have listened to her scolding and pretending to be angry, I could have stopped the flowers from falling so quickly, I could have saved her. And once there is "ben", it means that the ending is "no". The girl in pink light clothes disappeared from his sight forever. She would no longer be among the people who came to offer incense. There was no need to run out suddenly to expect someone to arrive when ringing the bell, serving as a butler, or eating. He didn't even dare to recall whether the man hated him when he left. He had neither the strength nor the inclination to think. He sat there like a candle with its wick pulled out. He passed away, and people said he was an eminent monk. People said he had become a Buddha. They wanted to make him a golden body and put him in the temple to be admired by thousands of people. Perhaps the only thing that echoes in my ears is the sentence "In the past few decades of life, life and death are quick, and there are always not many people to like... If you miss one, you will lose one."
In the end, I forgot about the bright moon.
But Mingyue is dead, and so is Xiangwang. Natsumi died, and so did Eri. Yuan Zhi is alive and dead, and Sakura is also dead. Yuan Zhinu died, and so did Sakurai Xiaomu. The senior brother has lost his memory, the principal is seriously injured, Nono is in danger, even the little devil is about to die💔💔💔
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I have read a lot of Jiangnan books recently, and suddenly I am worried about Concubine Ming. Will he end up like other Jiangnan novels, not being with his senior sister? Jiang Nan has written the little monster to death. Concubine Ming's heart has been seriously injured. If Senior Sister still can't be with Senior Sister in the ending, I may never read Jiang Nan's books in this life. Because the main characters are so pitiful and look so much like me.
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Official(181)Scraped 20d ago
In the end, it's just a regret
I don't know why, but at the end, I always felt that when Xiang Wang killed the young master of the Gong family, it was the same as when Lu Mingfei sacrificed his life for a chance to kill the dragon-turned-king general (or doctor). They all paid a heavy price for not saving the girl who asked for help in time. Those are irreversible consequences. If you don't do some things at the time, you won't even have a chance to make amends later. You can only fall into deep regret, and even hope that you can pay a more painful price in exchange for the chance to save her, even if the outcome is not successful. But you don't even have the chance to block your life for that person. You can only face this ending and cannot escape it. It is a shadow that will catch up with you even if you die.
What kind of demons are we talking about, what kind of Buddha are we cultivating! If you can't even keep the one you love, what's the use of being a demon or a Buddha? You talk about great enlightenment, you talk about breaking out of the cocoon and freeing yourself from the shackles. In the end, the bright moon dimly shines, and it hurts your heart to forget each other. Live a hundred years without any regrets.
All the books about Mao Jiangnan are tragedies
forget each other:
I should have no tears, just because I am a monk; I should be ruthless, just because I am a monk; I should have no desires, just because my heart is towards the Buddha! But Jiangnan just let me meet you, trapped myself in a cocoon, and killed you. Therefore, Jiangnan, I hate you!
Everyone has suddenly seen someone they like in the crowd, but it has passed and it has passed, and they gradually no longer think about it.
If that's all, that's it. In a prosperous place like Yangzhou, everyone has suddenly seen someone they like in the crowd, but the past has passed, and gradually they no longer think about it. In fact, there may be many people in the world, and if you can meet them, you will like them. But such people are unlikely to be encountered. If you can meet one or two of these people, you are lucky. At least I was always happy at the time.
Deep in the peach blossoms, you sleep peacefully.
The dust in front of the Buddha statue was swept away and covered again, and the sound of chanting stopped and came again. He chanted Buddhist principles in a low voice, and his heart felt like still water. "Master, look at my broken army finally assembled!" "..." "Master, wait until I get the big fan to dance for you!" "..." "I know the road of Shaolin better than Xiufang!" "..." "Master..." "Huh?" Her red dress was like fire, and she was as beautiful as a peach blossom. "I'm getting married."... For some reason, the prayer beads scattered all over the floor. "Amitabha"
Peach blossoms still smile in the spring breeze - "Cocoon" by Jiangnan
"Human faces don't know where to go, but the peach blossoms still smile in the spring breeze." How well the poem says, and how much emotion and resentment it contains. ----------------------- What kind of miss is the most regrettable, and what kind of ending is the hardest to accept? It's not that I can't, I can't, but that I could. I could have kept watching her smile, I could have listened to her scolding and pretending to be angry, I could have stopped the flowers from falling so quickly, I could have saved her. And once there is "ben", it means that the ending is "no". The girl in pink light clothes disappeared from his sight forever. She would no longer be among the people who came to offer incense. There was no need to run out suddenly to expect someone to arrive when ringing the bell, serving as a butler, or eating. He didn't even dare to recall whether the man hated him when he left. He had neither the strength nor the inclination to think. He sat there like a candle with its wick pulled out. He passed away, and people said he was an eminent monk. People said he had become a Buddha. They wanted to make him a golden body and put him in the temple to be admired by thousands of people. Perhaps the only thing that echoes in my ears is the sentence "In the past few decades of life, life and death are quick, and there are always not many people to like... If you miss one, you will lose one."
In the end, I forgot about the bright moon.
But Mingyue is dead, and so is Xiangwang. Natsumi died, and so did Eri. Yuan Zhi is alive and dead, and Sakura is also dead. Yuan Zhinu died, and so did Sakurai Xiaomu. The senior brother has lost his memory, the principal is seriously injured, Nono is in danger, even the little devil is about to die💔💔💔
To
I have read a lot of Jiangnan books recently, and suddenly I am worried about Concubine Ming. Will he end up like other Jiangnan novels, not being with his senior sister? Jiang Nan has written the little monster to death. Concubine Ming's heart has been seriously injured. If Senior Sister still can't be with Senior Sister in the ending, I may never read Jiang Nan's books in this life. Because the main characters are so pitiful and look so much like me.
