In the first life, he rubbed shoulders with her, and his silent heart moved slightly.
In the second life, he saw her walking towards him and remembered her appearance.
In the third life, he divined her fortune and learned her name.
In the fourth life, he called her by name and asked her to drink a glass of water.
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In the thousandth life, he held her near death and said in her ear: "I will find you again in the next life."
In the thousand and first life, Zou frowned and looked at him discouraged, and said: "People say that after ten years of cultivation, you can cross the same boat and a hundred years of cultivation, you can sleep on the same pillow. I have been practicing for a thousand and one lifetimes. How come you didn't even say 'I like you' to me, Buddha?"
Buddha: "I like you."
"Eh?"