Playing with Strings

When a puppet becomes intelligent, it will try to break free from the strings. Little did he know that the more he broke away from the thread, the denser and tougher it became. When one day the puppet really breaks free from the string, the puppet will die. When the puppet breaks free from the string, it forgets that the puppet's own words and deeds are overridden by the string. The same is true for people, with all kinds of threads. Seven emotions and six desires, interest disputes, and all kinds of things can be considered as threads. The other end of the string may be someone or something. And the more you think about getting rid of the thread, the stronger it becomes. And if people really get rid of the thread, there are only two situations: one is to die easily, and the other is to become a silicon-based creature. There is another thing that is within the control of the thread but not affected by it, and that is the ultimate rationality and restraint. Human life hangs on a thread to control the mind, and a puppet moves with the thread. Pulling strings and stringing strings to play with all living beings, fishing and collecting nets to entertain people. Yingyong was a reckless man without any qualifications for cultivation. He relied on deceit, deceit, and cunning to gradually become the left minister of the court. Later, he planned to plot the ruins of the Emperor's Tomb and trapped a group of strong men from the Nine Provinces and Ten Dynasties in the ruins of the Emperor's Tomb. Later, the monk who buried the sky saw through Ying Yong's plan. Ying Yong saw that the matter was about to be exposed and fled with his infant son. When all the powerful people knew about it, they chased Ying Yong one after another. Ying Yong was not very strong and could only rely on his puppet skills to get around, but he disappeared in the end. In later generations, a young man with mediocre qualifications named Ying Shang also rose to prominence by relying on some of the leftist methods...