After the death of my mother in my last life, my father said that he had fulfilled his destiny and insisted on selling the family house and becoming a monk. I cried and begged him to leave at least some living expenses for me, but only got his cold response, “You can't be too greedy.” Eventually, I worked half-time and worked hard to get my grades, but then he brought his 3-year-old son to me and pleaded with me to donate a kidney. I can't accept his betrayal, during the argument, he pushed me from the stairs and killed me with a ruptured spleen, and then I opened my eyes and went back to the day when my dad was going to leave the house, this time I must let him understand what is called the four great emptiness, the six roots of purity,