Three Glances Back, One Buddha, One Speck of Dust

A love that spans thousands of years, corrodes the bones and tortures the heart. Thousands of years ago, he carved her in his heart, planted her in chrysanthemums, and held her in chrysanthemum porridge in a clay pot. Thousands of years later, she loved him in her heart, in her chrysanthemum, and in the Bodhi on her wrist. Their love will definitely stay together in this silent companionship for all eternity.

After reading Chapter 40, I really couldn't get into the rest. I skipped chapters and flipped through the chapters. The plot of the first 30 to 40 chapters always reminded me of the drama version of Living up to the Tathagata and not living up to Qing, and the actors of the drama directly substituted into this novel 🤦 If you want to see it, you can really watch the drama. The restrained love between the very good-looking male protagonist Kumarajiva and the time-travel heroine Ai Qing in the later period is really beautiful.

This is my first book review. I was very shocked after reading it. It is the one that touched me the most among so many novels I have read. Their story is full of regrets but also complete. I believe that in another world, their bond will still continue. The author wrote a different ending in each paragraph. Some details in the ending may appear in the next ending, but for me, small details are more shocking than the whole story. , As tiny as a cow hair in a picture, the author's writing style is very good and fascinating, I really cried to death when I saw the ending, it was so touching, the love spanned thousands of years, they never said a word of love, a miss, or a word of waiting for you, but their love was reflected everywhere. It is really the most touching work I have ever seen. I hope the author will create more similar stories. I can't express my feelings 😢😢

The front part looks better, but I think there are several endings in the back part. The author is not rigorous enough, but it is also good-looking. It is as good-looking as Living Up to the Tathagata and Living Up to Your Majesty, but the writing style is not as good as it 🙂

As good as that Kumarajiva movie

I am looking forward to the ending, and I hope the ending can be as poignant and beautiful as "I will never let you down".

There are very few novels that I can read over and over again without finishing them.

Although I only read a few chapters, the protagonist's unfortunate fate, deep suffering, tenacity, and the strong emotions contained in the text formed a huge force that deeply touched my heart, making me involuntarily fall into the story of unknown time and space...

I thought it was a copy of the book "Never Let Me Down," which is about Kushmara, but because I liked "Not Let Me Down, I Don't Let You Down" very much, I opened this book out of curiosity to review it, and found that this book has its own complete data chain and narrative logic, and the plot is very exciting. It is another story, another story where the fate of the world is unfinished, but it is finally completed with the most reasonable arrangement.

It's as good as Living Up to the Tathagata and Living Up to Your Majesty, but the later chapters are messy or repetitive. Overall, it's very good to read. I hope the author can sort it out.