The story of a theoretical physics professor's rebirth and career change, and his pursuit of true love, is interspersed with the views of Mahayana Buddhism and the basic and clinical aspects of traditional Chinese medicine, as well as the issue of forgery in calligraphy and painting, as well as some issues in Pali and Sanskrit. The article involves some basic astronomy, which can be found in Simon Newcomb's Popular Astronomy and A Brief History of All Things. Traditional Chinese Medicine involves the characteristics of ancient and modern medicines of various schools of traditional Chinese medicine, such as the evolution of Ma Guiji, Qiang antibacterial agents, etc. The history of Chinese and Western painting, etc. In short, it involves a lot. I like to pretend, so if you hate me, please go away.