Three-Line Reincarnation

The three great rivers originating from the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau conceal unknown secrets of reincarnation; the mysterious water spirits active during the era of Dayu's flood control have been brewing a shocking enigma for thousands of years.

The author approaches the narrative from the perspective of an ordinary person, unfolding a remarkable story that intricately weaves together ancient legends, mysterious schools of thought, the cycles of worldly affairs, and the fate of humanity's future in a measured and engaging manner

Zong Hang was sent abroad for the first time in his life, "exiled" by his father to the Angkor Grand Hotel

He does not want to have two Buddhas on his head every day; he just wants to stay a little longer and catch his breath a bit more

Little do they know that once entangled in certain troubles, they can no longer escape them

From the moment he encountered the eccentric old man Ma, who was searching for his missing daughter, Zong Hang began to experience a series of misfortunes

It is fortunate that his temperament is gentle; even when he was ruthlessly betrayed by Yi Sa at the Tutu Car Bar

Even when hurt, one still smiles cheerfully, continuing to give appreciation and care without any reservations

Yet inexplicable encounters, chaotic people and events, the gears of fate have begun to turn

By the banks of the Mekong River, beneath the water, it seems that something is quietly waiting.

He believed he was like the paper stuck on the window, destined for a life of dullness and ordinariness

Thus, filled with envy for Yi Sa's free, splendid, and carefree life, who would have known that I would be captured for no reason

Old Ma is nothing but a plague! Faced with the Thai drug traffickers, in the lawless floating village, he finds himself utterly helpless.

Zong Hang is filled with despair; who can save him