After Ma Ming returned home and comforted his parents, he returned to his room and searched for information about Boss Lin on the Internet with great interest.
He had been hearing those diners calling him Boss Lin, and he didn't know the specific situation. It was the time when he was curious.
Then as soon as the search news came out, he saw his own news.
Ma Ming:......
Are you so social?
Then the next day when he woke up, he saw his friend and sent him a message.
"Are you going to become a monk?"
"Is it because of the matter with Xu Baiting?"
Ma Ming wiped his face helplessly.
Yesterday I searched for information about Boss Lin and it came out that he gave up becoming a monk because of a braised pork roll.
He knew that this matter could not be overcome.
As expected today, a friend has already logged in.
"No, haven't I always believed in Buddhism? Isn't it normal to want to become a monk?"
The reason why he wants to become a monk is not entirely because of his broken love, so naturally he won't put the blame on his ex-girlfriend.
Ma Ming has been an obedient child since he was a child. His parents were busy with work, so he lived with his grandma. After his grandma performed Buddha rituals, and no one took him, he followed him.
As time went by, I naturally started to believe in Buddhism.
Not to mention that their family, or the entire village, has the custom of going to the temple to offer incense on the morning of the Spring Festival.
Later, when I grew up, there was no middle school or high school in the village, so I returned to live with my parents.
Due to the sudden change of environment and the collision between rural and urban education, his grades plummeted. His parents were still busy at work and no one cared about him. After seeing his grades, he became very angry and was beaten and scolded for trivial matters.
The quarrels at home over his grades and the invisible pressure made him breathless.
The only thing I felt relaxed about was worshiping the Buddha.
But his parents were very angry that he was addicted to worshiping Buddha at such a young age. They felt that because of this, he did not put his energy into studying, so his grades plummeted.
This leads to greater conflicts.
Looking back now, even though he knew his parents were doing his best, he still couldn't let go of the depressing days of adolescence.
Endless quarrels and scoldings, constant studying, making up lessons, and writing papers.
I thought that I would go to college according to my parents' requirements, and after graduation, I would be able to live the life I wanted.
But it still doesn't work.
The pressure of work, the pressure of parents urging marriage, and the confusion of not being able to find a way out.
Falling out of love was just the last straw for him.
When he first entered the workplace, his salary was low. His girlfriend felt that he did not work hard enough, was not motivated, and did not know how to make money when he had nothing to do. Instead, he liked to worship Buddha, so the two broke up.
But is he really not working hard enough?
Ma Ming didn't know how hard he had to work to satisfy his parents and girlfriend.
It's better to become a monk.
No matter what happens.
There are too many things that cannot be said out loud, so I can only find sustenance in front of Buddha.
If you say it out loud, it's just that we are all doing it for your own good. Who doesn't come here like this? There's no need.
Friends, think about it. Ma Ming is a boy who always keeps Buddhist scriptures in his hands. At an age when others of his age read novels, he is the only one who holds Buddhist scriptures and reads them.
They wouldn't be surprised if he really became a monk one day.
"By the way, are those braised pork rolls really that delicious?"
Speaking of braised pork rolls, Ma Ming was also freed from memories.
"It's really delicious. When I think about the taste of braised pork rolls, I feel like my wish to become a monk is not pure."
Rated so highly?
After hearing Ma Ming's words, my friend suddenly became interested.
At first, everyone on the Internet was talking about how delicious it was, but he didn't have any real feelings about it. It wasn't until someone around him found out that it was good, that he felt it was not groundless.
"Is it just in front of Changzhong Temple?"
"Yes, it's easy to find. When you go there, it's the stall with the most people queuing up."
Ma Ming didn't realize what the popularity of the braised pork roll stall meant.
Instead, I highly recommend it to my friends.
It wasn't until he arrived at Changzhong Temple around 10 o'clock that he saw a large crowd gathering nearby and realized something was wrong.
"I'll go, there are so many people?"
Ma Ming thought of yesterday's news, so he changed his clothes and put on a mask and a hat today, for fear of being recognized.
He came in advance, but everyone was already queuing up at the scene.
Right at the braised pork roll stall.
There was already a long queue even though the stall was not occupied yet.
In addition to the tourists who came to check in after reading the news, there are also regular diners who know Lin Zhou. After seeing the news, they all know where Lin Zhou will set up his stall this week.
With so many troops here, it’s hard not to think too much.
Lin Zhou was still stuck and came to No. 56 Dayang Street area.
Then he was shocked when he saw the familiar long queue.
so many people?
Not enough to sell!
He didn't prepare as many ingredients today as yesterday, but more people came than yesterday. What a surprise.
Yesterday, he prepared a lot of ingredients. He sold more than two hundred braised pork rolls at noon, but he was so busy that he prepared a little less today.
It seems that only one purchase per person is allowed.
Lin Zhou rode a tricycle to the designated location, said hello to the enthusiastic and cheering diners, and started to set up his stall.
"Boss Lin, you are famous, do you know that? I saw someone give up becoming a monk because they ate the braised pork rolls you made. That's awesome!"
Lin Zhou, who didn't pay attention to online news: "Huh?"
Yesterday afternoon he closed the stall and went back to wash up and then went to sleep. When he woke up, he made an appointment with Pan Yuan to go fishing. Then he went to buy vegetables at dawn, and when he got home, he started braised meat and then left the stall.
He was so busy every day that he had no time to pay attention to things online.
"This is the video."
Seeing that Lin Zhou didn't know, the diner opened DY and pulled out the liked video and played it for him to watch.
Lin Zhou:......
Quite unexpected.
What's even more unexpected is that there are still people who want to interview him.
Lin Zhou fell into silence as he looked at the man and woman doing the street interview.
"Sorry, no interview."
Lin Zhou lowered his head to avoid the camera, busy kneading dough and rolling out the skin, with a very avoidant attitude.
The man and woman who did the street interview were also embarrassed. There were so many people, but they were rejected.
"Okay, okay, Boss Lin will be busy first."
The old diners knew that Lin Zhou was afraid of society, so they stared at people coming to interview him. If Lin Zhou was unwilling and these people insisted on being interviewed, they were ready to go over immediately to defend Boss Lin.
The interviewer on the street probably felt the pressure from the diners. Looking at the eager eyes around him, he planned to retreat after being rejected without any entanglement.
In front of the main stall, there were a lot of people waiting to eat. If Lin Zhou was delayed from setting up the stall, these diners would be the first to refuse.
"Let's go, why don't we line up at the back and have a taste of what it tastes like?"
The girl holding the microphone took a look at the grand scene of the queue, grabbed the male cameraman and walked to the back of the queue.
It’s rare for Jiangdong City to have such out-of-the-circle news. As self-media accounts, they naturally want to take advantage of the popularity.
If you can interview the person involved while the news is hot, the popularity will definitely be very high.
Since the owner of the Braised Pork Rolls won’t accept interviews, let’s find the protagonist of the video, the big brother who gave up being a monk for the Braised Pork Rolls.
