The Great Trickster.

Summary

In Kunlun, Li Yun Dao, raised by the old Lama Gama Bashi, never identified as a monk despite memorizing scriptures. Reflecting on his mother at her grave, he felt a mix of longing and bitterness. He reminisced about a photograph of her, understanding her past love. As he visited her grave, he expressed his growth and sorrow, contemplating the loneliness she endured. Joined by friends, they ventured into the forest, where they humorously discussed hunting, unaware of the dangers lurking nearby. Li Yun Dao's protective instincts emerged as he sensed a threat, urging his companions to remain still, highlighting the tension between their carefree attitudes and the reality of the wilderness.

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