He Qinglan admitted that she was indeed a half-baked Taoist priest, but she was also a little girl who loved life! There are so many ghosts and monsters in the world that she needs to get rid of. If nothing goes wrong, she will be an ordinary city slave, living an ordinary life and ending an ordinary life, but if nothing goes wrong, something will definitely happen.
Her health became worse and worse as she grew older. She knew that she would live a shorter life than a normal person, and would spend the second half of her life lingering on the bedside. Therefore, He Qinglan spent the first twenty-seven years of her life working hard to save money in order to be able to pay for the medical expenses to maintain her vital signs and dignity in life in the future.
But a man who suddenly broke into her world and identified her as his wife opened her eyes to another possibility. The man said that her soul was incomplete and that was why she was frail and sick. Of course He Qinglan was not his wife, but the man's words gave He Qinglan a new idea. The desire to survive made her instinctively want to seize this illusory possibility, so she began to get in touch with things that she had not deliberately touched before, and got to know a group of colleagues who were engaged in special professions. With her companion, she was inextricably linked to a man who claimed to be a reporter but never reported the news. He Qinglan followed the "destined" trajectory all the way. She knew that the result might be in vain. She might still linger on the hospital bed in the end, but instead of living a life where she could see the end at a glance, this process might allow her to write more stories on the way to the grave, so that she could still have memories while lying on the hospital bed many years later...
Purpose: Appearance and race are never the criteria for distinguishing good from evil. Both good and evil arise from thoughts.