Whenever Forrest Gump wants to relax, he always thinks of the half of his body that fell from the wonton noodles.
Whenever Forrest Gump wants to compromise, he always thinks of the dialogue between the old monkey and the old monkey before his death: "The old captain scolded me for being fanciful, and I often complained about his stubbornness. Am I really wrong? He always reminded me that struggle is really not about treating guests to meat, but using blood to wash away all the impurities of illusions and compromises, and using fire to burn away all the dirt hidden under the gorgeous cover."
"You can rest and leave the rest to me."
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
