The World's Number One Indestructible Marquis.

Summary

The narrative revolves around Little Shi Tou, who humorously engages in a debate with an old bald donkey and Kong Lao Tou, asserting that his family outnumbers them. He expresses disdain for vegetarianism, recalling his childhood experiences in temples where meat was absent, and emphasizes his love for meat due to his upbringing. The conversation shifts to Emperor Zheng He, who cleverly distracts Shi Tou with a promise of a fish feast, knowing his fondness for food. After a satisfying meal and a nap, Shi Tou discovers the emperor reading a book on the Long Yang Sutra, causing him embarrassment. The story highlights themes of familial loyalty, food preferences, and the humorous dynamics between characters.

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