It's an ordinary conversation, but it's full of twists and turns.
In the ancient times and the vast universe, human beings seem so small and so fragile. Is it because humans have consciousness that they have pursuit, pain, happiness, and sadness? As mortals, we spend half of our short decades regretting what we have done, and the other half regretting what we have not done. We hold on to what we have missed and hope for a better future, but we forget to live in the present.
If you were told that death is not the end, but a new beginning, would you choose another life?
In today's life, the rich spend a lot of money, and the poor rarely get a chance.
We lament the unfairness of fate. Human life is like a puppet show. When the curtain opens, who is the hand holding the strings and manipulating it? If everything is a designed plot, then are our fates destined to be the same? Is it really true that the prince, general, and Xiang Ning has the guts?
There will be no reward if you don't pay in the young years, and you won't succeed if you don't work hard.
See how a diaosi becomes a hero. In life and death, he never forgets to maintain a correct outlook on life and values. Maybe this is human nature.
I have never been your great hero, neither a master nor a rich and handsome man. Let's see how a diaosi in contemporary society never forgets his or her original intention despite rampant materialism, hedonism and money worship.