This son has sinned deeply, and only by escaping into Buddhism can he resolve his injustice.
The prince who was born when Taizu died was destined to be a monster not accepted by the world.
The woman was dressed in plain clothes, her lips were bright red, and she slowly leaned over.
"Wan'er bid farewell."
Lowering his head, his ink hair shines.
Since then, we have been separated for the rest of our lives.
The all-powerful emperor fell to the ground slumped, his eyes full of desolation.
The woman turned around, took the swaddled baby, and entered the temple.
The golden body of the Buddha statue begins to crack. Is it really unacceptable to Buddhism?
No one can understand its origin, but I can understand its deep meaning.
Buddha said: It cannot be said...