The subordinate opposite him was confused and thought for a moment before saying, "To... become a Buddha?"
The man with an indifferent expression looked at the scorching sun outside the window, "Yes, they practice cultivation in order to become Buddhas, to attain enlightenment, to achieve Nirvana. No matter what the reason is, it's not for the cultivation itself. So, everyone has desires, even Buddhists are not immune to this, let alone ordinary people?
He refused to speak, not because he was stubborn, but because what I gave him was not what he desired.
Su Junchi sneered, "Let's go over and give it a try to see if I guessed right this time."
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Xue Peng's consciousness was gradually becoming unclear, but there was always a string in his mind.
"Xue Peng, how much benefit you can get depends on how strong your bones are. I can only give you one thing: people can only get what is within their ability. Forget about anything beyond that..."
He didn't know how much longer he could hold on, but for some unknown reason, a wave of unwillingness surged in his heart, a stronger feeling than he had ever felt before.
Why? Why, from childhood to adulthood, he had clearly tried his best, but still struggled at the bottom of society, his fate being manipulated like a rag.
When he was a child, Su Junchi did not regard them as human beings, but as knives and tools. He thought that as long as he worked hard enough, he could climb to a higher position, be seen by him, and be valued by him.
But later, he found out that he was wrong. Su Junchi did not treat anyone in this world as a human being. In his eyes, there were only calculations and money.
Later, when he was a bodyguard, he met the girl who was like the bright moon in the clouds and the pearl in the deep sea. He was so inferior that he didn't even dare to say a word to her. But later he found out that she actually fell in love with a soldier who was even rougher than herself.
Throughout all these years, he hadn't had a single satisfying memory. What was the point of all those years of hard work and hardships?
No, he was unwilling to accept this. As long as he was still alive, he was unwilling to be outdone by others.
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