The aristocratic and cold-blooded leader of the Qi family married a little-known orphan named Le Yao. The night she entered the police station, her husband made headlines with his newly minted little girl.
One day, her mother took her to worship Buddha. Qi Yuan raised his eyes and said calmly: "I don't believe in Buddhism."
Later, he would patiently take her to practice driving and attend dinner parties to help her carve out a niche in the circle.
He would also buy tens of millions of jewels just to make her happy. Le Yao thought this was love. But he is still such a lonely noble man.
Later, she sat at the table and said, "Qi Yuan, life is so long. I don't want to have trouble with myself."
When the divorce agreement was placed in front of him, he looked panicked and began to learn to love others.
He said: "I was born smoothly and everything goes as I want. No one taught me how to love others. Le Yao, can you start over with me?"
When we met again, Qi Yuan was kneeling on the futon cushion, with his hands clasped together and his eyebrows lowered.
The glazed Buddha seat screen on all sides has been praising Huangting ever since.
Intention: Love yourself first and then love others