White Sand in the Mire

Can arduous cultivation of the Buddhist Scripture of Reincarnation really let you be reborn? It's a question that seems impossible to understand, but this book has the answer. In his previous life, Jiang Feng was a good boy, universally recognized at school as an exemplary student. He helped the elderly and children and was always glad to lend a hand. He did countless good deeds. Yet fortune never smiled on this kind-hearted boy. Framed by others, he spent twelve years in prison. After his release, he saw through the ways of the world and entered a monastery. In the end, he died in misery. The Scripture of Reincarnation helped him be reborn. In this life, Jiang Feng decides to change and stop being a good person. He will become a villain instead. To his surprise, his life takes off from then on: he rises from the business world into government. His rank keeps climbing, and his wealth keeps growing. In the end, the protagonists of two novels meet by chance: Xiang Yang and Jiang Feng. One stands for justice, the other for evil. Who will have the last laugh? The outcome is unexpected, shocking, and unbelievable. Want to find out? Read this book and discover the answer.