After Doing Good Deeds, I Became a Koi Carp.

When I was reciting the Manjusri mantra last month, I came across an inspiration: What if good deeds can summon koi fish of good luck, and bad deeds can summon koi fish of bad luck? I wrote "After doing good deeds and getting hit hard, I became a koi carp". ✨ In the story, when a neighbor throws away garbage, a small pink carp pops out at his feet; when a cat abuser walks, a black carp appears on his shoulder. The protagonist Lin Xia awakens the system after rescuing the calico cat, but discovers that true kindness is not the data points, but every thought that comes from the sincere rescue. I don't want to write a cool article about metaphysics, but I just want you to believe in the "Four Lessons from Liaofan" saying that 'I am responsible for my destiny' – every good word and every kind deed is a 'good luck buff' saved for myself. The dog in Volume 4, Shanlai, is the spirit dog I adopted a few days ago. However, due to various reasons, it unfortunately passed away, so I recited the holy name of Namo Precious Bun Tathagata to it countless times, prayed for its good rebirth, and buried it under the arborvitae tree in my old house. At the same time, I wish to make a lot of money and build a homeless animal shelter so that many furry children can have a warm and beautiful home. The income from the creation will be used to establish stray animal shelters, honor parents, charity, etc., And also return blessings to readers. After all, we are all saving "good luck fish" in this world.