Grandmaster of Medicine.

Summary

The middle-aged man reflects on his past wickedness, recounting numerous crimes he committed as a child, including stealing from neighbors and causing harm. His turning point comes after he accidentally injures a simple-minded villager, leading to guilt and eventual imprisonment for twenty years. Upon release, he learns of his parents' deaths, realizing the pain he caused them. Determined to change, he seeks forgiveness from those he wronged, working tirelessly to repay his debts. After years of hard labor, he donates a significant sum to help his village, symbolizing his commitment to redemption and transformation.

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