He is the only master of the world, immortal, with no desires and desires, leaving only endless loneliness for eternity.
In order to find a bit of fun, he proclaimed himself a god, transformed into a mortal, and stepped into the mortal world. He only played a supporting role and did not share the protagonist's edge.
Fireworks in the city, chivalry in the world, youth on campus, the intrigues of wealthy families, questions about cultivating immortals...
In every period of life, he is a passerby, but inadvertently, he turns things around and protects all good.
No one knows his true identity, they just treat him as an ordinary passerby.
Only readers know that this melon-eating young man of Buddhist origin can destroy all worlds with just a raise of his hand, but he is willing to indulge in the fireworks of the world and taste all the seven emotions and six desires.
When the Lord of Eternity encounters all kinds of things in the world, this journey of supporting characters is destined to amaze the audience!
Reader comments
It's a collection of short stories. It feels pretty good. You can read one volume in a day or two, and you don't have to worry about the storyline being too long and forgetting the previous plot.
It's a collection of short stories. It feels pretty good. You can read one volume in a day or two, and you don't have to worry about the storyline being too long and forgetting the previous plot.