In the first life, the man with fluttering white clothes and a face like a jade crown caught her from under the peach blossom tree. From one glance, she knew that she would not be able to escape in this life. .
Later, she ran to the Buddha, offered her spiritual beads, and begged the Buddha to turn her into a human being. She just hoped that she could be by the man's side in the next life. The Buddha said: "Behind every desire, there will be a price, and the price you pay is unspeakable. What do you want?" The woman smiled slightly and said: "The rock never turns." The Buddha was puzzled and asked: "Why?" She replied: "Some people can tell their whole life with just one glance."
In the second life, her peach blossoms were still the same, but she became a humble mute girl. She thought stupidly that even if she lost her spiritual power, she would still love him in an ordinary way.
After the woman died, her soul floated in front of the Buddha. The Buddha said, "Do you regret it?" She replied, "I have loved her for a lifetime."
The woman's obsession moved the Buddha, who asked: "If there is an afterlife, and you can accompany him, what will you do?" He replied: "I only want to give him a red bean on his wrist."
In the third life, the woman got her wish and became the tear of lovesickness on his wrist. . .