Wonderful Life in the City

One day, when I was mourning, I saw a monk coming from afar. He was born with extraordinary bones and extraordinary spirit. He was chatting and laughing. He came to the foot of the peak and sat on the edge of a stone. He talked loudly: first, he talked about clouds, mountains, fog, seas, gods and fantasy things, and then he talked about the glory and wealth in the world of mortals. After hearing this stone, I unconsciously moved my heart. I also wanted to go to the human world to enjoy this glory and wealth. However, I hated myself for being stupid. I had no choice but to speak out the words of others and said to the monk: "Master, I am a stupid disciple. I can't be polite! I heard the two talking about the glory and prosperity of the human world, and I admired it. Although the disciple is crude and stupid, his nature is a little clear. What's more, I saw the immortal form of the two masters. The Taoist body must be of extraordinary quality, and must have the ability to help the world and benefit people. If a disciple can be brought into the mortal world with a little kindness, he will enjoy his kindness for a few years in that wealthy and noble place, and he will never forget it." After hearing this, the two immortal masters laughed and said, "That's good, that's good! There are some joys in this world, but you can't. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.