The Buddha-Like Aura

Li Song, a laid-back young man, accidentally obtains the Buddha-light lost by a great Buddha and gains a passive skill: Enlightenment.

One summer night, he’s too lazy to close the screen window. He thinks he’ll wake up covered in mosquito bites, but the next morning, the mosquitoes are sitting cross-legged in a circle with their palms pressed together.

He arrives late for class, expecting the teacher to yell at him and make him stand as punishment. Instead, the teacher has a sudden epiphany, quits on the spot, and heads to Tibet to search for life’s meaning.

On the road, he encounters an older woman pretending to fall. He expects her to extort a huge sum of money, but she suddenly comes to her senses, starts an organization for the mental health of the elderly, and becomes a nationally influential figure.

Li Song stares in bafflement: What???

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