It tells the story of a young man who was about to practice evil ways and kill people everywhere. He was suddenly assigned by his master to take care of a jade-raised insect, and he wrote a note every day as required. In the end, he got killed.
Before raising insects:
Ah, damn it, he is a man who wants to be a devil, what kind of worm is he raising?
After raising insects:
What? Want to expel me from the school? Okay, can the bug be taken away? I haven't finished writing the note yet.
Chongzi: Look at how it is now. It would be great to have a full meal after work every day, and move a bench to the yard to bask in the moonlight. Don't be a monster.
Future Demon: Yeah, that makes sense.
Ps:
The expression of the copy is slightly different from the language of the text.
This should be a somewhat heartwarming story of mutual redemption.
The running-in chapter (gratitude and resentment chapter), life chapter, practice chapter, love chapter, and choice chapter.
In the run-in chapter, the male protagonist is not very friendly to the spiritual insects, and is in a state where humans and insects are fighting and hurting each other (and the spiritual insects are more harmful).
Above.