The sky is bright summer on the banks of the Red River

The author has something to say: I am a little sad to see the message. I really want to ask everyone, is the concept of the small world seed taken from the Buddhist scriptures difficult to accept?

It is clear that Erhuo needs to pay as much soul as he takes in his portable space. Moreover, Erhuo's setting is not to rely entirely on that space to survive, but to rely on himself. Is it wrong to set this up?I also wondered.

I personally believe that a person's true independence and strength comes from the fulfillment of the inner world, so I make this space a tool for second-hand survival.Is such a setting difficult to accept?