Uncle Fang had no doubts about what Fang Yi said, and he also felt that the terms of the deal proposed by Zhang Dafeng were very good. They could prevent Fang Yi from getting into trouble again, and also allow him to temper himself in the brickyard and gain a better appreciation of the hardships of life.
Auntie Li was naturally reluctant to let Fang Yi go to work at the brickyard. After all, he was still young; how could he possibly endure working alongside strong, sturdy laborers? Fang Yi smiled to comfort her, explaining that while the work at the brickyard was indeed tiring and grueling, there were also slightly lighter tasks suited for him.
The next day, after breakfast, Fang Yi put on an old straw hat and set off for the brickyard. All the way there, he skipped and jumped, throwing punches and kicking, trying out his kung fu on anything he saw, behaving just like a little monkey that had come down from the mountains, making mischief everywhere.
Chapter 32