Some people are utterly false, yet act sincerity to perfection.
Some bear the cruel name of heartless, yet plant the seeds of deep devotion in every crack.
They are like two sides of a coin:
one spat upon, the other worshipped,
but in the moment the coin turns,
every onlooker sees their own reflection.
The Bodhisattva lowers her eyes, and so the six realms turn in the cycle of rebirth.
The Vajra glares in wrath, and so the four demons are subdued.
And the deepest compassion in this mortal world
is often a silent blade,
cutting open oneself to awaken all living beings.
Ren Yichu and Lin Yudong have been entangled for ten years, with a dark and ruthless business war between them, the truth behind an elder brother’s death between them, and a river they can never cross between them.
Such delicate writing is as silky as tiramisu, and the description of the characters' inner thoughts is meticulous. Reading the author's words is immersive, and you can feel the joy and sorrow of the characters! The sadness and sadness are restrained and unobtrusive. The sorrow and joy have the same source!