The Passerby in the Article "Buddha in the Beijing Circle" Is a Heart-Throb

As you can see, this is originally a classic piece of literature about two male protagonists, a Buddhist son chasing his wife in the crematorium in Beijing. The outline of the story is as follows: The male protagonist has ice and snow on his face and prayer beads wrapped around his hands. His personality is cold and ruthless, and his business methods are ruthless. However, it is said that he worshiped the Buddha for twelve years and was known as the "Buddha in the Beijing Circle". The other male protagonist was pampered by his family until he was twenty-two years old. He was uneducated and unscrupulous. His daily life was racing cars, partying, and going to nightclubs. He was a beautiful young master. Due to family marriage, two unrelated people were brought together. During this business marriage, the two began a sweet love of "marriage first, love later". After reading the synopsis of the story, here are two pieces of news, one good news and one bad news. The bad news is that this piece of Buddhist literature in Beijing is not really a masterpiece. The character design is the Tian Long Ren plus version, the plot is extremely cliché, and the love story consists of two one-man shows and the audience who was moved. The good news is that our protagonist is not an important character in such a story. Even, she is neither a positive character nor a negative character. She was just a passer-by who passed by briefly in three or two lines of text.