Counterattack from the Mortal World: from Escaping into Buddhism to Becoming an Academic Master

Bi Guojun was smart and diligent and became a top student. He won the gold medal in the Olympiad Mathematical Competition in high school and was recommended to the School of Mathematics at Kyoto University after graduating from high school. He felt that human relations in society were too complicated, and he came up with the idea of ​​becoming a monk and escaping from the world. After graduating from college, Harvard University sent an invitation and provided a full scholarship. Unexpectedly, he made a surprising decision: he became a monk and became a monk. After he became a monk, he gradually realized that the interpersonal relationships in the temple were more complicated than in society. He suffered a lot and suddenly realized that true spiritual practice is never to escape from the world, but to face the complex reality and win happiness through perseverance. He returned to secular life and became a student again. After struggle, he became a top student and finally became an academic master. This book deeply exposes the weaknesses of human nature such as selfishness, suspicion, power struggle, and hypocrisy, and explains the truth of life: only by facing the reality of the world and struggling continuously can one break out of the cocoon and become a butterfly. The book has 500 chapters and has been completed.