Forbidden Sanskrit

Business emperor Lu Chen has a secret that cannot be told. He "invited" a god back to Tibet, hid it in a golden cage, and made it his own. That day in the snowy Buddhist land, he saw Pema for the first time, the reincarnated son of God, as clear as glass. Lu Chen took it by force and imprisoned this dust-free holiness in a luxurious cage on the top floor of the city. He thought that there was nothing in the world that he could not obtain. He gave him hundreds of millions of treasures, but he only valued an ordinary string of sandalwood beads. He led him to look down at the Vanity Fair, but he only wore a white Tibetan robe, building a cultivation corner in his heart and resisting silently. Until that day, he lost control and blasphemed his gods and kissed those cold lips. What I got in exchange was not surrender, but a heart-wrenching letter: "You can imprison this body, but this heart belongs to the Buddha and will never belong to you." Only then did he realize that the "love" he thought was burning him to death with his own hands! When his god's heart is dead and his hunger strike is on the verge of extinction, when his business empire is in turmoil and his career is in flames... Lu Chen finally knelt down on the ground, heartbroken: he no longer wanted this world, he just wanted his Buddha to smile at him again.