Things About the Nunnery

I don't know how to eat fast and recite Buddha's name. I'm good at eating meat and drinking wine. The six pure roots are pure nonsense. I like the seven emotions and six desires. This is a story about a person who lives in a nunnery and lives in the world of mortals. When the day comes to return to secular life, they both return home. Oh, you understand. , In short, it is a bitter heroine about a modern girl who "can't play chess, calligraphy and painting, but is too tired of washing and cooking" who travels to an imaginary dynasty and becomes a little nun. The whole text is inspirational and funny, and this line runs through the whole text. 1. When I am a nun, I am short and fat. I eat fasting Buddha every day. My eyes are dizzy after eating. I am excited when I see meat, even more excited than when I see a handsome guy. 2. After returning to secular life, I have had enough of this hard life. I want to eat and drink every day, even if I have to go to the mountain of swords or go to the frying pan, I want to live a good life. I want to be a rich woman and make a fortune. 3. After becoming a rich woman, I want to become a pillar of society, run schools, provide relief to refugees, and fully embody the qualities of a modern person. See if you still say I am not. 4. Getting married is a big problem. 5. Raise buns. If the genes are good, the next generation will not be bad. Gene mutations will catch up with us. It seems that we will eat more vegetarian food in the future, Amitabha.