If possible, would you like to live in the world of mortals or in heaven? Or the bottomless world of the underworld? If you had a choice, would you choose to reincarnate as an adult, or not reincarnate again? Is there really a god in this world? If so, why are there so many suffering? If not, is it really all a coincidence? This is a true story about the founding of Tateyama. We are all gods and gods, and we are all ghosts. Everything in the world is natural. Everyone is a unique existence, everyone is the protagonist of his or her own story, everything has really happened, can be explained, but cannot be explained. People say everything depends on fate, but what is fate? You and I are both passers-by in the world of mortals, but beyond this world, who are we? What does reincarnation bring us? Is there really reincarnation? Is it really possible to live forever? Many strange and unexplainable things have happened to me. I want to stay in this world, but can this world really allow me to stay? I don't know, and I don't want to know. I only know that I should leave something behind. This is a story and a self-narration. There are never too many coincidences. You and I are both fates! Let our story take you into a different world of practice and subvert our understanding!
Reader comments
It's a bit funny and a bit magical, and the perspective is also very novel. Sister Jin and Lingsi were so quarrelsome that I felt like beating them.
It's a bit funny and a bit magical, and the perspective is also very novel. Sister Jin and Lingsi were so quarrelsome that I felt like beating them.
A novel idea, quite interesting