When we passed by a dilapidated temple on a night hunt, a Taoist monk and I donated some money to the merit box nearby. The abbot asked us what our wishes were.
I thought for a while: "I hope I can have endless money, have enough food and clothing, and be a salted fish that I can sleep on every day."
My Taoist companion said: "May the one I love live a long life, be happy and worry-free."
Finally, my wish came true, and hers was half fulfilled.
But she doesn't know that for me, living a long life without her is a curse that comes from loneliness.
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Purpose: A small life is better than a complete life
