The Person Who Lends the Knife on Credit: Yama of Three Days
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The knife in my hand is called the cause, and the knife in my hand is called the fruit. "Although there is a drought today, one liter of grain in the coming year will not exceed a hundred fen. If it fails, this knife will be yours. If not, I will take 200 fen." The person who borrows knives only lends his knives on credit and does not sell them. If a prophecy comes true, the cause and effect will fall into place. On the third day of the Yama Valley, Xiaobei, there was a rumor in the world that the Knot sword he was carrying was subject to a bloody disaster, because no one who borrowed the sword would survive for three days. "Donkey day! How can we do this business?"
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