Part Two of the Trilogy "Wish to Inherit This Life"
He was carefree for half his life and aloof for the rest of his life. He humiliated him, imprisoned him and tortured him, and finally trapped himself completely. No matter how much cause you planted in the past, you will reap as much fruit today. How painful it was when he tortured him, and how painful it was when he had his hands behind his back to pursue atonement!
He doesn't think it's painful, and he doesn't mind it either, because a man's heart has been tempered into steel for a long time. As long as his mind is intact, what's the problem with physical injuries?
Having said that, how easy is it to actually do it?
Concept: A man's heart is tempered into steel over a long period of time. As long as his heart is intact, what does it matter if his body is damaged?