(HE, two-way redemption, deep sadomasochism)
[Gong, a natural dog scholar vs. Shou, an inferior and awkward thief]
Pei Mingfeng was a gentleman from Liang Dynasty, commonly known as a thief.
One day, he rescued a scholar and took away his jade pendant. When he was rescued again, by chance, the two of them depended on each other for a bowl of plum blossom snow soup.
Pei Mingfeng was illiterate, so the scholar taught him how to read. When he was finished, he took the words he had written recently and looked for work, but he didn't know that a conspiracy was approaching.
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In front of the Buddha statue, Pei Mingfeng confessed:
I stole all the wealth in the world, but I couldn't save my sister's life.
The only thing that was clean was the jade pendant in his hand.
I wanted to hold that person's hand, but my hands were full of mud.
But when he turned around, the man was right behind him, smiling brightly:
He said: "Brother Pei, your smile is sweeter than roasted chestnuts!"
Intention: I am the Buddha who is compassionate
