Abbot, I Understand

Jiang Feng, a 20th grade candidate who is expected to be admitted to a top university, traveled to a world full of monsters on the day of the college entrance examination. He had no choice but to be born with inferior skills. In this world where fists are greater than wisdom, in order to protect himself, Jiang Feng chose to become a monk. Abbot: "Fengxin, how can you be lazy and leave all the chores to Fengyi? Today's task of fetching water will be left to you." Feng Yi: "Oh no, junior brother broke the wooden bucket used to fetch water." Jiang Feng: "If you don't destroy it, you won't establish it. Abbot, I understand..." … Abbot: "When a monk rings the bell every day, Fengxin, you go and ring the bell." Feng Yi: "Oh no, the century-old bell in the temple was blown up by my junior brother." Jiang Feng: "The bell does not ring in our ears, but echoes in our hearts in real time. Abbot, I understand..." … Abbot: "Fengxin, your senior brother is sick today, so I leave the task of cleaning the courtyard to you."... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.