Buddhism: the Story of the Child Bride

She is a child bride named Aying. I married into a wealthy family at the age of 10. I thought that by joining this wealthy family, I could live a good life without having to worry about food and clothing. However, everything in life did not go as planned... Until one day, a man took her into Buddhism. After sincerely kneeling before the Bodhisattva and listening to the words of the "Buddha", Aying had the idea of ​​​​life. She was a person with wisdom. From then on, she started burning incense at home. All four of her sons were married. The incense at home was very prosperous. She gave birth to five grandchildren, and her two daughters each gave birth to a son and a daughter. The hard days are getting further and further away from this miserable child bride, because she has been reborn. A kind person will be rewarded with blessings. She invited two Bodhisattvas home one after another. She also organized people with Buddhist connections to go to alms and built a temple in an uninhabited part of the village. On every first and fifteenth day of the Lunar New Year, the incense in the temple is very prosperous, which represents sincerity... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.