When Mingzun returned home, he would always see the beggar squatting in the corner.
He had forgotten when that person started to appear outside his house. It seemed that when he realized it, he was already there.
Every day, every day, unshakable, day after day, year after year, squatting in the corner.
Because it was by the wall far away from the gate of the mansion, the man staying there would not be an eyesore, and because although he was a beggar, he was tidy and tidy, his clothes were poor but neat, and his long hair was clearly cleaned regularly. In short, he was not the image of a sloppy beggar with ragged clothes in Mingzun's impression.
So he was allowed to lean far away in the corner, and over time, it became like a symbol outside the mansion, just like the door number, stone lion, and guard guarding the door, forming a specific scenery outside the mansion.
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