"Said Liu San'er can't compare to you."
Aunt Ma, bold and unafraid of offending anyone, bluntly said, "Honestly, even San'er can't compare with our Niu Niu."
No one in the village could match Liu San'er in terms of idleness.
He never did any proper work, wandering aimlessly all day, babbling nonsense, and liked teasing cats and dogs.
Snatching firewood from the elderly and candy from children—things normal people can't fathom—he's done countless times.
In short, he's someone who never commits big mistakes but is constantly making small ones.
Many in the village are annoyed by him.
Dongzi is among them, and upon learning he was being compared to Liu San'er, he spat disdainfully, "How clueless must I be to end up being rated alongside him?"
Liu San'er's mom wouldn't have it and argued, "Our San'er is still young; he'll understand when he grows up."
