“You belong beyond the boundaries of this world,” said Buddha.
“I live among ordinary people, with my feet on this mortal earth. I gaze upon the moon that all beings see, and behold the light that shines on all things. How can I not dwell in this world of suffering? How can I not endure?” she asked Buddha.
Buddha smiled without answering and let her fall asleep beneath a tree.
After Yu Nu slept so soundly in the valley that she woke up dazed, a little girl led her out. She was so taken with a man's looks that she rescued him, only to end up taking home a troublesome master!
What was she to do when the master of the house was fierce and precious? What was she to do when she dreamed every night, felt weak all the time, and kept causing trouble for her master? And what was she to do when her life became bound to a girl’s?
When she met a man with the face of her dream lover, she dusted herself off and went straight off with him. Then her master came after her with a sword. What was she supposed to do?
“I wondered what all this was about. Now that I see this face, I understand. So I'm nothing but his substitute.” The revered one let out a cold laugh, and blood splattered across the scene.
Yu Nu immediately threw her arms around the revered one. “No! He's the one who's your substitute!”
How can I put it, it's good-looking, but the male and female protagonists are not like love, but more like family affection. It can also be said to be an obsession. In the end, the heroine dissipated. Although she left a soul, after all, she will not be the one who comes back. It's a bit hard to reconcile.