The Sky Wakes Up

Buddhism talks about the seven sufferings of life: "birth, old age, illness, death, meeting with resentment, separation from love, and failure to seek." Breaking the dull sky, spring thunder suddenly stirs, full of vitality, and people's exploration of the meaning of self-existence never stops. Venerable Qinglian once said before he passed away: "Those who are three-sighted are the ones who are rejuvenating." The subtle cause and effect leads to the direction of the story. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.