Setting
The Foolish Man Kingdom is a fictional small country situated between three mysterious grotto-heavens. Its king is a three-foot-long piece of ebony, the spiritual pillar of the people. The people call themselves “Confused Folk,” and number only a little over a hundred. The three princes are responsible for cooking for everyone. Because resources are scarce, they eat only every other day. To adapt to their harsh environment, the villagers have each developed all kinds of unusual skills.
Main Characters
Queen: A silver-haired old woman who manages the affairs of state.
Foolish Hammer: A blacksmith, devoted and faithful in love, who adores Spring Grass. His special skill: whenever he hears the words “Spring Grass,” his strength increases dramatically.
A Fu: A short man with triangular eyes who copes with hardship through “spiritual solace,” using his imagination to put himself in different roles.
I Dull: The ebony's guardian, with a round head and a short body. He knows the “Invisibility Spell,” which conceals him when he recites its incantation.
Little Bean: A timid farmer who is afraid of trouble. His unusual “Innocent Smile” often dispels hostility with its childlike sweetness.
Iron Ox: A farmer who has mastered the “Frenzied Sneeze,” a technique whose sneezes pack incredible force.
Lifestyle
The “Confused Folk” of the Foolish Man Kingdom follow a routine of “going to bed early and getting up late.” Everyone has a specially made treasure bed. Whenever hunger strikes, they simply adjust their posture so their heads are lower than their feet, diminishing their craving for food.