The Cinnabar Hides in the Mortal World, Allowing Me Two Lifetimes of Happiness

The Buddha said that the eight sufferings mean that all living beings are trapped. I concealed my cinnabar and went to the mortal world. I experienced birth, old age, illness and death. I experienced love and separation, resentment and hatred, and could not get what I wanted. I let the five negative emotions burn my heart. After going through earthly tribulations, I do not seek to become an immortal. I only seek to protect the three realms and save all sentient beings, and allow me to be happy for two lifetimes. Reading Instructions The full text is from a first-person perspective. The first volume tells the story of the protagonist's life experience, sect practice and the investigation process in Kyoto; Since the second volume, the turmoil of the Twelve Kingdoms of Kyushu has resumed, and the secrets of the gods and demons of the Three Realms and the ancient truth will slowly emerge.