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58 三 Looking Back Three Times, One Buddha and One Dust Dai Ni, Who Loves Eggplant RollsAncient Romance401k WordsCompleted 13Reads8.2Score—Shelves

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Help! The sense of immersion is so strong. The archaeologist traveled back in time to save the Buddha. This sense of fate made me cry until the early hours of the morning! Who knows? My hands were shaking while I was holding my phone while reading this time travel article! Archaeologist Shi Wen touched the relics of the ancient tomb, and when he opened his eyes, he traveled back thousands of years. As soon as he landed, he saw gangsters chasing the little novice monk. The child with stubborn eyes turned out to be the tragic Buddha Morashfang who fell into evil in the literature! Shi Min was helpless and used a jacket to save a young boy. When the epidemic broke out, they fought side by side: she mixed lime water for isolation, he integrated Buddhist medical reform prescriptions, and the tacit understanding when discussing medicinal materials late at night was heart-breaking! But the sword of history still strikes: the court falsely accuses him of collaborating with the enemy and treason. His white cassock is stained with blood and he lies in the prison. She holds a life-saving wooden sign and goes to the prison to apply medicine, but he coldly says "death is liberation." There are no mindless sweet pets, only the pain and burning of two-way redemption! The Buddha's forbearance, the heroine's stubbornness, and the sense of fate of "knowing the outcome but going against the will of God to change her fate" made me feel so confused after watching it that I couldn't help but want to watch it again.