Once upon a time, there was a miserly rich man. He was distressed about the money he had to shave his head every month, so he figured out a bad move. On this day, he strode to find a shaver.

When the tailor saw the guests, he naturally greeted them with a smile. "Sir, please take a seat!"

The rich man sat on the chair, closed his eyes, and enjoyed the shaver's craftsmanship without saying a word. Not to mention, the shaver's craftsmanship is really good, the knife does not hurt at all and is very comfortable to scrape on the head. As the rich man waited for the shaver to finish shaving, his head suddenly moved, the knife gently slashed through his scalp, and blood came out instantly. The rich man covered his head and ran out shouting, "Murder... Murder..."

The shaver was so scared by this scene that he was like a wooden chicken. After a while, several officials came and took the shaver to the county government office.

The county official saw that the rich man was injured, and the shaver admitted that it was his razor that injured the rich man, so he sentenced the shaver to pay the rich man ten taels of silver.

When the shaver heard that he had to pay ten taels of silver, he immediately cried out: "It was his head that moved suddenly, and I accidentally scratched him. It's not all up to me."

Of course, the rich man denied it all. The county clerk was originally on side of the rich man. When he saw that the shaver refused to confess, he scolded "the people" and ordered the shaver to be beaten 20 times, and the compensation should not be less.

In the blink of an eye, more than a month has passed, and the rich man's hair has grown again. He still wants to repeat the same trick. He suffered some skin trauma, and not only shaved his head, but also made a small profit. However, he traveled all over the city, but no one shaved his head.

It turned out that all the shavers in the city had heard of the rich man's mischief, and they all felt that the colleagues who lost money were very wronged, and they were also afraid of causing trouble, so no one would shave the rich man's head.

The rich man's hair was so long that he couldn't go out. He had no choice but to go to the tailor who had been deceived by him.

When the shaver saw that it was the rich man, he pretended not to know him, and said with a straight face, "Ten taels of silver each, pay first."

When the rich man heard that, he said angrily, "You are not shaving your head, you are a blackmail!"

The shaver was not impressed. He pushed the rich man away and invited the next guest to take a seat.

The rich man was anxious and sat down in the chair. He said fiercely, "I'll shave and give you ten taels of silver." After that, he paid the money first.

This time, the razor deliberately did not sharpen the razor, and the knife scratched the rich man's head, causing pain and pain. The rich man was shaved and grinned. When he wanted to repeat the old trick, he was severely pressed by the razor's hand. The razor said viciously, "You'd better not move, if my knife misses, it might slip down your throat."

When the rich man heard that, he immediately stopped and thought to himself: Hold on! Who asked me to pay all the money?