Walking along, he came across a Little Turtle lying on its back on the riverbank. It must have been stranded; it couldn't possibly be sunbathing.
As he approached, Su Mu squatted down, picked up the Little Turtle, and sighed, "Little guy, be careful not to get lost next time."
With that, Su Mu tossed the Little Turtle into the river, dusted off his hands, and sighed, "Ah, the river is too calm now, too peaceful, making it easier and easier to profit."
The next second, thirty Favor Points were credited to his account.
If it had been two years ago, he definitely wouldn't have wasted the time bending down to pick up this stranded Little Turtle to earn Favor Points. As the saying goes, when a second of your time is worth a hundred US Dollars, would you bend down to pick up one US Dollar off the ground?
Although this logic is filled with the flavor of success-driven thinking, one must admit, it's quite reasonable.
