Time Cage

Heaven and earth are unkind. The sky is beyond the sky, unknown, high and illusory; the people below are small and unworthy of mentioning, no matter how much they are, it is a slightly comforting self-deprecation. All living beings think that heaven and earth are fair, but they don't know that from beginning to end, heaven and earth are just a joke about the clay Bodhisattva crossing the river. Looking down from the sky, there is the indifference of the distant higher civilization to the lower civilization, and there is also the evil intention of the passage of time towards the people of the universe. The universe began with a beam of light and most likely ended with that beam of light. All living beings ask: Where do you want time to flow? Time is smiling, everything is like a cud dog, sincerity will not be deceived by me. All things and all sentient beings begin with Si, and they will eventually end with Si, because time is cause and effect. Time turns into a giant cage, silently, coming slowly, and then slowly spreading out. Knowing clearly that what he is playing is just a simple trick of boiling a frog in warm water, but he is just asking for help, but he is helpless. How can it be to understand the ins and outs of things, and how can one be free after understanding the dharma of fate, after all, it is a prison. Who knows where the edge of the space-time dimension is, and how to escape from this time-space fetter? In this world, time is like light and space is like a cage. Looking across the cage or living across the cage, there will definitely be a more beautiful opportunity than splitting time, waiting for you and me. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.