Folk stories-cause and effect

Once upon a time, in a small fishing village, there lived a fisherman who made a living by fishing. He goes boating every day and casts a net for fishing on the endless river.

One night, the fisherman went home happily. His wife saw him carrying a heavy bag and asked him why he was so happy. Did he catch a big fish? He beamed that he had found a bag of gold. ...

They tore down the thatched cottage and built a wooden house. Each of them made some new clothes, and he bought a beautiful hairpin for his daughter-in-law. This bag of gold completely changed their poor life. ...

Before long, the fisherman's daughter-in-law was pregnant, and the fisherman was very happy. There is new hope in their life. He kills chickens and geese every day to wait on his daughter-in-law, for fear that the child in her belly lacks nutrition. Pregnant in October, a delivery, with a loud cry, their baby son was born.

Every day, the fisherman holds the big fat man looking dignified and strong, and his heart is full of joy. If you hold it in your hand, you will be afraid of it, but if you hold it in your mouth, you will be afraid of it. They loved the child as much as possible, and the child became the treasure of the family. The fat son is growing up day by day, and he loves his parents. Family happiness is enviable. ...

When the son is twenty years old, he becomes tall and strong. He looks normal, but he is also a little abnormal. What is abnormal? That is, he always wants to hit his father from time to time, and sometimes even hits his father in the middle of the night, as if there is a deep hatred!

Fisherman can't figure it out! He has always loved this son. He will wait for his son to eat delicious food. Don't say that you have plenty of food and clothing when you are young. At least he didn't let his son suffer, nor did he suffer. He couldn't figure out how his son could do this to him.

One day, a monk who can pinch and calculate came to the small fishing village. Many villagers gathered around, including those who calculated marriage, wealth and fate ... Everyone agreed that Gao Zeng was very accurate and gave a thumbs up.

The fisherman stood in the crowd and watched for a long time, then approached the monk step by step with doubts. It's hard to say, but he spoke. He asked the monk to tell him why he always beat his son for no reason if he was possessed by a demon.

The monk looked at him for a while and closed his eyes for ten minutes. Then he casually said: "Twenty years ago, when the river was raging, a fish came with two heads, and a stick was taken in the river, and there was enmity between them ..."

With these words, the monk got up and left.

The fisherman suddenly realized and went home, which shocked everyone. When he got home, he was afraid to look at his son. Which is his son in front of him? Obviously for revenge. ...

The fisherman lay in bed, as if he had lost his mind, leaving only memories in his mind:

One afternoon twenty years ago, when he was fishing by the river, a businessman came up to him and wanted to rent his boat to cross the river. The merchant took out a small piece of gold from his bag and handed it to the fisherman as a reward. The fisherman looked at the glittering gold and readily agreed.

When the boat rowed to the middle of the river, the fisherman was attracted by the bag of gold next to the merchant, and he greedily wanted to take all the gold for himself.

He had a plan and said loudly to the businessman, "Sir, come and see, there is a fish with two heads in the river." The moment the businessman bent down to see the fish, he was photographed by the fisherman in the river with his paddle!

Soon, the fisherman swallowed his last breath. ...