This Is God's Will

"In the beginning, there was one lotus with two pedicles. The flowers bloomed with three calyxes to form all things. The inherent Tao gave birth to one, which gave rise to two, the two gave rise to three, and the three gave rise to all things." "And if I were that Tao, I would never be as sentimental as him. When one is born, it is one. It starts from one and ends from one. It does not create branches and branches, and creates all things for no reason." … This is the story of an author who dreamed into the world of a book and tampered with the plot arbitrarily, and it is also the story of a shameless man who forced his way into a life that was God's will.