Picked up a Page from the Book of Life and Death

After being drunk in the world for thirty years, how can I get the book and sword to understand the world of mortals? A person who spends three lifetimes will be an evil master, and a half-life love will be an idiot. The Buddhist scriptures say: "The eight sufferings in life are: the suffering of birth, the suffering of old age, the suffering of illness, the suffering of death, the suffering of separation from love, the suffering of resentment and hatred, the suffering of not being able to seek, and the suffering of the five yin blazing." The five yin are the five aggregates, and the five yin gather into the body, burning like fire, from which the first seven sufferings arise. As the first story, Hong Douchai is the introduction to all events, the starting point for the protagonist's growth, and the first confrontation between the protagonist and the villain boss. I hope to tell my understanding of the eight hardships in life through stories. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.