Defying the Stars

I've been pondering a question for a while: what exactly was Sha Wujing carrying in his load in Journey to the West? If it was clothing, the four of them never changed their clothes. If it was food, they were always either begging for alms or the eldest brother was gathering wild fruits. If it was local specialties, we saw them carrying them back after obtaining the scriptures. Now I'm starting to guess what it was. For so long, there were always four of them… so, I suspect it was mahjong tiles.

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This book is very original; you can take a look if you have time.

This is a bookworm's favorite book.

It's rare to find such a good book. Even the minor supporting character, Di Po, is very distinctive. I highly recommend it and wish the author continued success.

At first, I only believed in the greatness of love, but in the end, I helplessly realized that fate was the most powerful force.

Anything you say is fine, I'm willing to go. Even the swaying melody of the little train can be real.

Love is an art, marriage is a skill, divorce is arithmetic, and infidelity is a deception.

When I'm about to go crazy, I'm deeply immersed in it. Don't stumble, just like a foreign language, I start to go mad.

In the darkness, I search for my way, guided by a beating heart; I cannot say where the journey's end lies.