Saha Dream Return

A wisp of obsession in the Return to Ruins awakens her past life. In the broken fragments of time and space, Mu hope sees that in exchange for a chance to survive for her lover, she fulfills the Buddha's promise - to enter Saha life after life, experiencing the eight sufferings of birth, old age, illness and death, separation from love, meeting with resentment and hatred, and not being able to seek what she wants. This reincarnation spanning thousands of years is both redemption and a prison. When they first met, she was Xinyuehu who had not yet awakened her spiritual wisdom, and he was a monk practicing in an ancient temple. Guided by Buddhism, they accompanied each other throughout their lives. After the monk passed away, she also died in love, and met him again as the Snow God. At this time, the two had forgotten their past, and the Snow God was unable to fall in love due to his natural inclination. The Bodhicitta in Mu hope's body is actually the only key that can evoke his love. In the reincarnations of later generations, she was either a lonely fairy guarding her, or a concerned being in the underworld. She reunited with that figure in every life, but she always passed by in the fate of "not being able to ask for it". And the person she has been obsessed with for thousands of years, from a practicing monk to a Wuxin Snow God, went through reincarnation, but it was because of the Bodhicitta in her body that she was able to develop feelings and desires. The cause and effect of the past and present lives are constantly reversed, and those deeply buried love and obsessions gradually become clear. In the end, the Snow God gained Bodhicitta and understood love, and Mu hope regained the enlightenment of his original heart, saw through love and hate in the Saha world, and saved himself and others. When the broken memories are gradually pieced together, every bond is a foreshadowing, and every reunion has its cause and effect. In the end, she and her lover uncover the truth of suffering in the Saha world. They not only find their original hearts and transform each other, but also break through the shackles of reincarnation with love and wisdom, completing the double redemption of themselves and all sentient beings. In the Saha world, suffering is unbearable, and all living beings are in love