"Afterward, the young man decided to keep the fox and raise it by his side, thinking of having a pet to relieve his boredom,"
"The young man's master said keeping a pet wasn't a good thing, because once feelings developed, enduring the other's departure would be very painful; and foxes are not suitable for domestic life, urging the young man to think it over,"
The drunkard mentioned this and laughed at Jun Moyan, "The young man's master was right; I deeply understand it because I used to have a pet... The pain and helplessness of parting by life and death are truly the most inescapable yet unbearable facts of this world."
At this point, he couldn't help but tear up again, not waiting for Jun Moyan to say anything, he continued the story.
"The young man hadn't thought that far ahead, he just wanted to keep the fox by his side, so he persisted in raising it,"
