The sweet mourning beauty and the King of Hell are killing each other like crazy in the world

Chapter 381 is irrelevant.

Me: "Because there was an elder brother who found some problems and defects in me when he was working with me before, and he always gave me some advice in life. But at that time, I was young and hot-headed, and I completely ignored his good intentions."

"Actually, you know one thing, that is, if this person doesn't want to pay attention to you, or if you can't change, he won't waste any words or effort on you, right?"

"So, we still have to use our heart to find out. It's hard to be a good person. Since you know that your aunt didn't hurt you on purpose, you can only think positively and regard it as warding off a bigger disaster."

Lao Liu: "I've been busy preparing for the postgraduate entrance exam recently, but my roommates are all playing games, and I find that I have less communication with them. Should I interact with them more and take the initiative to integrate?"

Me: "It is normal to have fewer and fewer friends, because wild animals walk alone, while cattle and sheep travel in herds. The higher your energy is pushed, the more you will inevitably become unsociable. It will be difficult for you to meet people who share the same interests or walk the same path as you."

"This is not subject to your personal will, and you don't have to feel regretful or worried about it. What you should do now is to follow this force and go with the flow."

"After this period of time passes and you are promoted to a higher-dimensional circle, you will have new social connections and meet friends and lovers with equal energy to you."

"Also, if you want your energy field to be clean, you should not get entangled with others casually."

"Remember this: I respect your fate and understand your limitations. I don't care about your behavior. It really doesn't matter."

"As long as you don't get entangled with others, you can maintain a good attitude,"

"In fact, there is no secret to success or failure in life. Low-dimensional ones are all about methodology, and high-dimensional ones only look at the energy field."

"If you feel that someone is insincere, hiding something, or leaving a way out, don't be reluctant to let go, because the longer you are together, the more you will find that this person is worse than you expected."

"Once you go against your sixth sense, everything that happens afterwards will become a punishment for you, so you must trust your intuition, which is your greatest protection."

"Also, truly smart people don't argue, explain or get entangled. The confusion and misunderstandings in life are as unavoidable as fog. Faced with these, some people choose to argue, some choose to explain, and some choose to get entangled."

"However, truly smart people know how to deal with the complexity and changes of the world without arguing, explaining or getting entangled. They know that arguing cannot change other people's prejudices, explanations may not necessarily gain other people's understanding, and getting entangled will only put themselves in endless troubles."

"Therefore, they choose to face the ups and downs of life with a detached attitude and stick to their inner tranquility and peace."

“Not arguing is a kind of inner peace and confidence. When we face different views and opinions, we don’t have to rush to argue about right and wrong, let alone argue with others to prove that we are right, because everyone has their own thoughts and cognitions. Arguing will often only lead to more contradictions and conflicts.”

"On the contrary, if we can remain calm and rational, respect other people's views, and communicate with a peaceful mind, perhaps we can find more consensus and understanding."

"As the ancients said, 'A good person does not argue, and a person who argues is not good.' This sentence tells us that truly wise and cultured people often do not argue with others, because they know that arguing will often only lead to endless disputes and conflicts, and cannot really solve problems. On the contrary, they are more willing to seek consensus and resolve conflicts through peaceful communication and rational thinking. Not arguing does not mean escaping or giving up," "On the contrary, it is a kind of inner firmness and confidence. When we choose not to argue, we are actually expressing a kind of respect and tolerance."

"We respect each other's views and positions, and tolerate each other's surprises and differences. This respect and tolerance can bring us more understanding and resonance. Not explaining is a kind of self-awareness and calmness."

"In life, we are bound to be misunderstood or questioned. At this time, explanation seems to have become an instinctive reaction for us. However, too much explanation will often only lead us into endless excuses and unable to get out of the predicament."

"If we can trust our own hearts, stick to our own beliefs, and not be easily shaken by the outside world, then even without explanation, the truth will gradually reveal itself over time,"

“As the ancients said: Those who know me say that I am worried, and those who don’t know me say that I am seeking something.”

"For those who understand us, there is no need to explain much. For those who do not understand us, no matter how much we explain, it is futile, because those who understand will understand naturally, and those who do not understand will not understand.

"In this world, everyone has their own way of thinking and scope of cognition. We cannot force others to understand us, so instead of wasting time explaining, it is better to save the energy and do more meaningful things. Not explaining is not a passive inaction, but a kind of inner calmness and determination."

“When we face misunderstandings and doubts, too much explanation may make things worse and lead to endless arguments. At this time, choosing not to explain and responding with silence can show our calmness and magnanimity.”

"Not getting entangled is a kind of comfort and wisdom. On the road of life, we will always encounter some unsatisfactory things and difficult problems to solve."

"If we keep dwelling on it, we will only fall into endless troubles and pain. On the contrary, if we can learn to let go, not dwell on the gains and losses of the past, and face the future with an open mind, then our lives will be easier and freer."

"As the ancients said, when the wind blows through the bamboo, the sound remains; when the geese fly across the cold pond, the pond leaves no shadow. Therefore, when things come to a gentleman, his mind begins to appear, and when things go, his mind becomes empty."

"This sentence tells us that when things happen, we should deal with them with a calm mind, and after things are over, we should learn to let them go and not let them leave any traces in our hearts."

"When we stop dwelling on the past, we can focus more on the present. We will cherish the beauty in front of us and be more grateful for the people and things around us. This attitude towards life will make us happier and more satisfied."

"When we don't argue, explain or get entangled, we will find that life can actually be simpler and better. We no longer worry about trivial matters and no longer waste time and energy on insignificant people."

“We begin to focus on our inner needs and pursue things that are truly meaningful and valuable, just like a clear stream that will not stop because of obstacles in the picture, nor will it change its direction because of the comments of others.”

"It flows silently, moving steadily towards its goal,"

"We should also be like this message, not arguing, not explaining, not getting entangled, firmly walking our own path, living our own life, and eventually we will find that not arguing is not because of cowardice or escape, but because we have learned to look at the world with a broader perspective, and not explaining is not because of arrogance or indifference, but because we have learned to understand others with deeper empathy."

“Not getting entangled is not because we give up or evade responsibility, but because we have the courage to grasp life with more resolute decisions. This wisdom and courage, like a beacon, illuminates our way forward and leads us to a better future.”