This is a story about the love and hate, infatuation and affection, delusion and success of two monks.
The story tells about a monk named Dun Kong and a monk named Dun Yu. Dun Kong was picked up by Dun Yu from outside the temple, so he called Dun Yu his godfather. Perhaps like father, like son, both of them still have their hearts set on each other. Because he drove and bought things for the temple and had extensive contact with society, he was also curious about weird things, so he suddenly met the naturally beautiful Lily, and suddenly got acquainted with the old bustard. As a result, both of them later returned to secular life, but soon after they returned to secular life, the entanglements and conflicts in the secular world overwhelmed the two father and son, and it was impossible for them to return to the temple. As the saying goes, a good horse never turns back, so they reunited to drink together, hoping to drink away their sorrows and seek change. At the wine table, they reached a common understanding. They thought, why not use their own real experiences and the Buddhist knowledge they learned in the temple to write a non-fiction novel together, as a way to persuade themselves and enlighten others, so they devoted themselves to writing. After half a year, they finally completed the work, and after it was published, it was a great success, and they became famous writers. Quite legendary.