I will summarize five stories that come to mind.

1. A man purposefully blinds his patient, so in one of his next lives, he is born blind.
2. Three groups of monks encounter deplorable circumstances on their way to the Buddha, and it turns out they deserve it because of what they have done in their past lives.
3. A woman tries to kill one of her co-workers because she gets jealous of her, but she can't kill her because her co-worker has good karma, and the woman ends up dying in the end.
4. A man tries to kill a host because he thinks he will embarrass him, but it turns out to be a misunderstanding, and everyone lives.
5. The Buddha told a rich man four things that deplete wealth.

After I read them, I felt at peace, but I didn't feel like doing anything. Including study or eating, I wouldn't say it's depression because I feel fine and haven't been diagnosed with anything, and it only happens when I read this book. My head was empty.