A Box of Change to Spend the Rest of Your Life

A single mother has saved coins all her life and left them to her daughter, and goes to Foguang Temple to support her when she is in danger; her daughter does not believe in metaphysics, but through successive "coincidences", she understands her mother's deepest protection. When Jiang Weiwei was twenty-two years old, the world collapsed. Her mother, Sima Hui, was an ordinary accountant who had lived frugally all her life. When she was dying, she was given a rusty black iron box filled with heavy coins. "When you encounter difficulties in the future, just randomly take some to Foguang Temple as an offering." My mother said, "I don't ask for wealth, I just ask for peace in your life." Weiwei didn't believe it. As a highly educated young man, she only believes in hard work and probability. Until she was framed in the workplace, the Foguang Temple that her mother often visited became her only refuge; until she happened to miss a fatal serial car accident because she bent down to pick up a falling coin on a business trip. Repeated "coincidences" forced her to re-examine the weight of the iron box. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.