Reborn in Tianlong: In the South, I Am Supreme

A Story from The Eight Parts of the Dragon, the eight sufferings of Guchen, speaks of the things people cannot obtain in life.

Some pursue quiet elegance, only to find themselves trapped in deep palace walls despite their peerless martial arts.

Some pursue the cattle and sheep of the frontier, only to have their beloved die, torn between loyalty and filial duty.

Some pursue the lantern and the book, yet are surrounded by wine, meat, and desire, able to be anything in the world except a practitioner before the Buddha.

Still others scheme for imperial power and grand ambition, ignoring the stunning beauties beside them, only to end in a dream, in madness.

The more one seeks, the more one fails to obtain.

What one does not want is instead forcibly imposed by fate.

But I am different. I am a greedy person. What is forced upon you is exactly what I want. Since you do not want it so much, then give it all to me!

And I! I have no such thing as not being able to obtain what I seek!