The next day, Su Hao went into the city to look for work.
But to his frustration, no one believed that a boy of around four could do anything useful. Once they understood why Su Hao had come, they all rejected him outright, leaving no room for negotiation.
This put Su Hao in a difficult spot. Jobs were hard to find these days, and making a living was hard too.
But he could not keep sneaking around stealing chickens and dogs. If you walked by the river often enough, how could your shoes stay dry? After making another round, Su Hao clapped his hands and immediately made up his mind. "Since no one wants me as a worker, but I still need to survive, then don't force me into doing shameful things!"
For the sake of his pursuits, lowering his bottom line a little was normal, right? After raising havoc without restraint in the previous world, Su Hao's heart gradually settled down, and he gained a new understanding of his own thinking—even human thinking itself.
Everyone had different goals in life, and their choices were not all the same.
In the end, whichever path one took was the result of being shaped by the surrounding environment. In other words, thought was constrained not only by genes, but also by environment.
From the moment each person was born, they were destined to be trapped in a vast web called human relationships, unable to break free. The only difference was that everyone occupied a different place in that web.
Like moths stuck to a spiderweb, even if they exhausted every trick in their arsenal, they could not escape their final fate.
But Su Hao, this moth, was different. He could break free from this web, then fling himself toward another.
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