The Japanese monk shamelessly plagiarized China's advanced industrial production techniques, ran back home to set up workshops in the temple, desperately making money, yet refused to acknowledge the source of the technology, covering it up, pretending it was all bestowed by the Buddha, as if it were a gift from Buddha, which made the Samura feel quite unhappy—stealing is stealing, not even a "paper citation," and they insist it's Buddha's gift, this would make anyone feel uneasy.
However, he couldn't do anything about it for the time being. He alone couldn't fight against the over a thousand people of Hosokawa Guanyin Temple, so he had to endure it for now, and talk about it later. Meanwhile, the book in front of him seemed interesting, and he wanted to take it back for a closer look.
