The Buddha, Shakyamuni, said that there are eight kinds of suffering in life:
being born, growing old, falling ill, dying,
meeting those you resent, parting from those you love, the suffering of the five aggregates, and not getting what you want.
People thought the greatest suffering was not getting what you wanted,
but now I know that isn't true.
Only after tasting the ninth kind of suffering
will you understand: you cannot leave.
Though I do not wish it, I can no longer leave you.
Heaven above and earth below, we will fight to the death.
But I always feel like most of the characters are going to die.
Will there be a big melee at the end and BE?
In other words, the protagonist is enlightened
But the young master finally got the idea~Darkness
In the end, the person who lost his memory also regained consciousness~~It's even darker
Is that so?
But I always feel like most of the characters are going to die. Will there be a big melee at the end and BE?
In other words, the protagonist is enlightened But the young master finally got the idea~Darkness In the end, the person who lost his memory also regained consciousness~~It's even darker Is that so?