Later, Zhu An would offer a stick of incense to the Bodhisattva every morning after getting up.
Cui Rang teased him and said he wanted to be a meat-eating monk. Zhu Anzhi shook his head: "I want to atone for my sins."
Zhu An has been the eldest son for fifteen years, and has also been a handsome and talkative persimmon in the capital for fifteen years. Later, the persimmon tree was burned down and he became a shady person. On the way to escape, he thought he was going to be bitten to death by a dog. He shrank his neck in fear and did not dare to move. When he looked up again, the evil dog had disappeared, and he saw only a large piece of dry food in his hand and a young man leading his horse away in the distance.
Zhu An survived. He had no place to go, no past, so he had to find a place to go. If his mother asked him to find the truth, he would regard this truth as his destination.
But many years later, when Cui Rang and Cui Rang witnessed the evidence in black and white, he felt like he had returned to the day when he was almost bitten to death by a vicious dog, feeling the same fear and confusion. In a hurry, he could only say one sentence:
"I want to... Atone for my sins."
There are many nosy people in the world, but there is only one who only talks. Zhu An lay on the boat with his arms pillowed on his head, counting the favors he owed to his friends, and sighed: "It's hard to repay favors."
Purpose: A life rich in experience will be fuller