Chu Huaixu experienced a series of very long dreams.
...
He could no longer remember which cycle it was.
Only at the end of the dream would he realize that he was now trapped in a Nightmare.
When a new dream began, everything from before would be forgotten, as if entering a new life in dreams, a new reincarnation.
"Is it this ending again?" Another cycle of nightmares ended, and Chu Huaixu cursed in his heart.
Everything that happened in the Nightmare seemed somewhat like what Buddhism referred to as the "Eight Sufferings of Life" to him.
The so-called Eight Sufferings of Life refer to:
Birth, aging, illness, death, separation from loved ones, encounters with enemies, unfulfilled desires, and the five aggregates burning.
As for the so-called five aggregates burning, it actually refers to the aggregation of factors—form, feeling, perception, volition, consciousness—that mask one's true nature and cause mental and physical anguish.
