At Treasure Distribution Rock, the Three Pure Ones arrived full of anticipation, wondering what treasures they would get.
But when they got there, they found a ragged old beggar sitting there with a worried look, a broken bowl in front of him.
Only after looking closely did they recognize that the old beggar was their master, Hongjun.
"What's wrong, Master?" the Three Pure Ones asked in alarm.
"Don't ask. Your master owes someone a debt and can't pay it back. You'll all have to help me shoulder some of it. Don't hoard your own treasures. Bring them all out," Hongjun said helplessly.
"What?!" The Three Pure Ones were dumbfounded!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The introduction is a bit interesting.
Confucius didn't understand, Mencius didn't understand, the key is that neither did I
I don't understand. What does it have to do with Hongjun? Good water
Is the protagonist related to Hongjun?
Slow-paced prehistoric times are difficult in Feilu