One of the sequels to "A Coin Has Two Sides", it tells the secret life of Chen Eggan and another Chen Eggan (Batukang), adhering to the follow-up story of the "A Coin Has Two Sides" novel, and combining it with the Tibetan tradition of reincarnated soul boys, true and false, expressing the meaning of ordinary and beautiful.
(Independent reading instructions for this book): As far as love is concerned, Batukang reflects the secular side of Tsangyang Gyatso, and Chen Dandan reflects his divine side. Batu Kang loves Jiangyang Zhuoma, and Jiangyang Zhuoma likes Chen Dandan. She doesn't really agree with Batu Kang, but she can't realize that there are two souls. Chen Dandan doesn't love Jiangyang Zhuoma, and his love has been destroyed in "The Coin Has Two Sides". If he has anything to do with Jiangyang Zhuoma, it's just that he likes Jinzhu, who is similar to his daughter Guo Yuanyuan.
Intention: Ordinary is beautiful