The burly man thought that Fangzheng had forgotten about him, so he cooperated and said, "He cried so badly after an entire nest of ants died. He sure was a kind person." With that said, he glanced at the tea on the table.
Unfortunately, Fangzheng didn't seem to notice it as he continued. "That's right. He was indeed a good person. He was very kind and had never killed an ant his entire life. Unfortunately, he ended up killing an entire nest of them this time.
He was very sad. He returned to the temple and took out a wooden fish. He sat by the entrance of the ant hole and recited the scriptures for the ants, hoping to send them off. As he recited the scriptures, he cried and confessed his sins."
"And then?" The burly man realized that the monk in front of him was too f**king stingy. He probably had no chance of getting a cup of tea, so he began listening attentively to the story.
"He cried for three days and three nights. He was really sad and regretful."
