One sentence copy:
During the reign of Zixu, Yu Youyuan entered Kongxiang Temple, and then went down the mountain with his master Kongjie to experience love, hate, and sadness.
Finally enlightened.
Daily life of master and disciple:
Yu You: Master, why can you eat meat?
Kong Jie: Why not?
Yu You: Because we are monks.
Kong Jie: Have you received any precepts?
Yu You touched his head, which was smooth and had no scars at all.
Kong Jie: What a coincidence~ Me neither.
Yu You:......
Yu You, who only ate a small portion of vegetarian food, watched his master gnaw on the chicken legs and died.
In fact, it is a pseudo-monk's travelogue.
This story is purely fictitious, and it's all a piece of nonsense. It's all because of the author's overly imaginative imagination.
I don't know how to write copy, but I admire those writers who have a lot of content and patterns in their copy.
The inspiration for the story came about in 2012, which came from the eight sufferings in the world that were popular on the Internet at that time. At that age, there was no resistance to these beautiful proverbs, so the idea of writing came up. It has been three years since I actually started writing it, and I have been revising it again and again. During this period, my thoughts often strayed into writing the actual words, and as a result, I completely forgot what I originally thought. Right! The author is the legendary Wu Xingang!
So the stuff I'm starting to write now is basically overturned and started over, and it may become realistic.
Because of something. This article is discontinued. It is expected to reopen next May.