How to Feed a Pauper

"The Count of Monte Cristo" and "Crime and Punishment" fans One day, Razumihin, a college student who was good at making friends, met a handsome homeless man. The tramp was pale but noble in temperament. Razumihin was so kind-hearted that he touched all over his body and gave the other three rubles he had left. Monte Cristo looked at the dusty but sincere young man in front of him and politely refused: "I don't need it, thank you for your kindness." Razumihin, however, thought that the other party had lofty ideals and refused to accept charity, so he forced the money into his hand: "Why don't you need money when you go out? Don't be so polite. We just met each other. I never want to see my friends suffer!" … Later, Razumihin met Monte Cristo again and found that the other person really didn't seem to need the three rubles. After seeing the large manor of Monte Cristo and visiting the underground palace of Monte Cristo, Razumihin was dazzled by the infinite wealth of the other party. "Brother, you are prosperous," Razumihin eagerly held Monte Cristo's cold and pale hand and asked, "for the sake of the three rubles I invested in you, can you let me find a job with you?" Monte Cristo let him hold his hand over his heart, smiling and saying in a gentle voice, "Of course." *Count of Monte Cristo x Razumihin *A rich old man with a dark belly x a poor and white little angel —— Intention: Do good deeds without worrying about the future.