Completed, a somewhat chaotic entanglement: I once lost a high monk in three lifetimes of cultivation, thinking it was true love, but before reincarnation, I heard him say: I only wish that A-Zhu will not entangle me in the next life. It turned out that these three lifetimes of friendship were nothing more than an unavoidable entanglement for him. So in my fourth life, I became that free-spirited little spider again, passing through the Buddhist gate three times without entering

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I once misled a high monk in three lifetimes of cultivation. His uncles and grandmasters came knocking: He originally had his own great path; you destroyed him. If you turn back, you may spare your life. I didn't comply: We are mutually in love, what's wrong with that?! He abandoned Zen for three lifetimes for me, growing old together. I had already prepared for our fourth lifetime reunion. But when he was dying, Buddha's light descended and he asked: Gui Ji, do you regret it? He frowned in confusion: I only wish that A-Zhu's obsession will fade away, and that in the next life he will not be entangled. It turned out that these three lifetimes of friendship were nothing more than an unavoidable entanglement for him. So in my fourth life, I became that carefree little spider again, fighting back and forth with a little Taoist priest. He passed by the Buddhist gate three times without entering. But then he heard that the young holy monk, who was supposed to become a Buddha, had gone mad.