The Buddha said: At that moment, I set my prayer flags in motion, not to pray for blessings, but to wait for your arrival. That day, I piled up mani stones, not to cultivate merit, but to cast a pebble into the lake of your heart. That month, I turned every prayer wheel, not to deliver souls from suffering, but to touch your fingertips. That year, I prostrated myself along the mountain road, not to seek an audience, but to draw close to your warmth. In that lifetime, I journeyed around mountains, waters, and stupas, not for reincarnation, but to meet you along the way.
Yet I don't know whether she did it to meet him, or he did it to meet her. A string of jewel thefts brought the two of them together. It wasn't that they didn't love each other, but that they couldn't. Yet how could he, and he, along with fate itself, allow her to say no?
Was the search that lasted 1,312 years meant to find the jewels, or to find that one person?
It's getting better and better, and the number of words is increasing.
The author should write well. I look forward to it. Give it a thumbs up.
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It turns out there is an element of suspense? I'm confused, give me a reason quickly
20 Dresses, 26 sets of clothes, 30 pairs of shoes, 20 bags... I lost!
Why kill that person??!! Hurry up and continue reading...
It's so confusing~ To paraphrase our organization and management teacher's words: "It's a little bit of abuse, but it's a bit of a bit of abuse"!
I don't know what to say, but I really like it.
European shopping is awkward! Wonderful passionate scene ~ I like it...
After watching it, I couldn't help but sigh: "I want big diamonds! I want good men!" These two sentences were shouted loudly in the sky, and I can still hear them echoing, but they also made me almost have asthma ~ haha