In peaceful times, Pan Mingrong was lazy and loved to gamble, living off the Buddhist statue business his fath…
In peaceful times, Pan Mingrong was lazy and loved to gamble, living off the Buddhist statue business his father ran. But after his father died tragically far from home with A'huai, Pan Mingrong turned to petty theft to scrape by. Whenever he got caught, he'd put on a show—crying loudly and swearing he'd turn over a new leaf. The villagers, too soft-hearted to kick him out, always let him off the hook, but he never really changed.