The world is safe and secure, and I will live up to the Tathagata and live up to you.
In the first life, she was a wandering doctor who helped the world by hanging a pot, and he was a general who guarded the frontier. She admired Shaoai for the rest of her life, and she loved him for his beautiful scenery and harmonious teachers. She fell in love with her as a doctor who was kind-hearted and loved the world. There is no justice in the world, the city is broken and people are dead, the medical girl is buried under the city wall, but the guard is still alive.
In the second life, she was a general guarding the frontier, and he was an eminent monk stained by the world of mortals. In the troubled times, he still cared about the common people, his marriage was cut off, and his fate was irreversible. Is nirvana a substitute for a floating life, or a thousand years for looking back?
It's a turning point but also a fate, it's an illusion and it's reality
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