Chapter 170: Eyes Good at Spotting Opportunities_2

No one came to claim Xiao Tanzhi, and there were no childless families in the village who wanted him, so the monks at the temple had no choice but to keep him. Many people thought Xiao Tanzhi wouldn't survive, but the child was quite sturdy; he not only lived but grew up to be so big.

A child raised in the temple naturally became a Little Monk. As for the name Yuan Tan, it was said to have some origins. The Monk who saved him accidentally kicked a pickled vegetable urn when he was carrying him back to his room.

Lian Manman thought more deeply about it; Xiao Tanzhi's name could firstly illustrate his fate, as wild as weeds, and secondly, it also showed the cultural level of the monks in the temple.

Xiao Tanzhi was older than Lian Manman, eleven this year. Although he was a vegetarian all year round, he was well-fed, and after working all day long in the temple, he grew up robust, with a well-built body.

"Xiao Tanzhi, you know about it, come on, speak up," said Lian Manman.