Let Him Go Down to the West Building Under the Bright Moon

The eight major sufferings in life are birth, old age, illness and death, separation from love, meeting of resentments and hatred, not being able to get what you want, and the five yin being strong. Birth, old age, illness, and death are actually not bitter. What is bitter is the infatuated resentment caused by a restless heart. Love but parting, then sorrow and resentment breed; When you ask for something but don't get it, you get entangled in love and resentment. Then the five Yins are blazing: there is constant disturbance, all originating from a confused mind. It turns out that the hardest thing to find in this world is peace of mind. ------A time-travel story where a woman turns into a man, please don't enter if you don't like it. There are many deficiencies in this article, please comment. New book Any advice is welcome. Don't ask me why this title is so embarrassing...