In fact, Mr. Su Bai, the fat guy, Monk, and Gyatso, despite all living under the same roof, had significant differences from one another.
The fat guy was adept at playing the fool to snare the wise, grinning and fawning like a grandson, then turning on you to trample you down and crush even your offspring's roots when the opportunity and benefit arose.
Monk, on the other hand, excelled in meticulous planning. He was bold and his thoughts were intricate. Whether in the world of their stories or reality, Monk always found a way to suit himself. His style resembled finely crafting delicate dishes, preferring to start from the minor details, and liking to have everything under control.
As for Gyatso, due to his identity, he viewed many matters with indifference. So his judgment tended to be straightforward—business-like. If there was benefit, he engaged; if there was none, he left.
