A sleepy, laid-back Taoist priest x an unhappy, driven woman
When Duan Qing was three, she was sold to the Ye family for two hundred yuan to serve as medicine for their daughter.
When she was ten, she was sold to the Futu Sect for two thousand yuan to serve as a plaything for the sect leader’s direct disciple.
When she was twenty-two, the Futu Sect discarded her once she had served her purpose, tore up their contract, and refused to set her free.
Duan Qing carried the wreckage of her first twenty-two years and did her best to keep living.
Unfortunately, someone wouldn’t leave her alone. He even wanted to drag her into the mire and make her sink with him forever.
Then one day, she met a lazy Taoist priest who said to her:
“Do whatever you want. I’ve got your back.”
As a carefree wandering Taoist, Lu Changsong had expected to live a life of ease, wanting for nothing. But as his life drew to a close, all he wished for was that Duan Qing would enjoy peace and security, year after year, and live without worry.
Theme: When you look at me, do you see all living things, or do you see me for who I am?
