The one I love leaves me,
Those who love me abandon me and die.
Feng Lang waited alone for a long time.
He climbed mountains and waded in rivers, and walked around the world.
He walks on the moon and leaves fragrance, solving worries and doubts for others.
He has done so many things in his life, but he only accomplished one thing. He was reborn as the master, but the master still forgot about himself after he came back.
He once said: "Everyone has to grow up. Hundreds and thousands of years are just a matter of vicissitudes of life."
He also said: "You can't go back, you can't go back. I understand that since your soul was gone, you can't go back."
This is a story about a proud man who finally withered into mud and was forced to do nothing.
Final message:
The Feng Lang chapter is finished today. If you want to read the follow-up, you can continue to read "Disciple, I Please Don't Die". After Feng Lang was reincarnated, "Tiantan Six Parts" was originally intended to be written in one book, but it was too long.
Maybe someone else's writing is about the protagonist's life of turning rain and clouds, but what I wrote is a world that is too huge and complicated to present. There are still six worlds to follow. I am breaking people's inherent thinking nowadays. People only believe in the reality seen with the naked eye. If there is something invisible and something not invisible, how should people face it?
Our lives are closely related to the natural world. We have indeed failed nature and other living beings on this earth. So what kind of huge order should belong to them and protect them from behind?
Although it is said that natural selection is the survival of the fittest, there is still a sharp edge, and wisdom will inevitably be damaged. All things and events have their destiny and should be stopped in moderation.
I only hope that people can think and be satisfied in the limited time, and not only see love and love, but also see our own life.
A hundred years of life is so small, so live seriously, cherish life, and cherish yourself.
My description of Feng Lang's life, and even this book, is too resentful and absurd, and it is true that it will not attract everyone's liking.
I also know that the sentences and paragraphs in the full text are relatively obscure and difficult to understand. They are all Taoist and Buddhist words, and the scriptures are all written by myself. They are not suitable for public taste. You can also skip reading the full text and just read the extras.
All things in the world and all their destiny trajectories pass before our eyes. We seem to see it all and clearly know the destiny of all things. However, in the vast universe, countless layers of space, countless worlds, and multiple reincarnations, what you know is quietly misplaced when you are about to touch it. At that moment, you realize how big nature is.
The next part of this article is "Disciple, I beg you not to die"
Intention: The pride of heaven will also turn into mud and be crushed into dust
