What is the main point of "a fool who is not afraid of the devil"?

In the past, all the nobles were very powerful. They oppressed the poor again and again, but they got away with it. Therefore, most of them were sent to hell after their death. Others became ghosts and wandered around the world.

At that time, there was an old man who had two sons. One is clever, while the other is considered a fool. Their life is very difficult, and poverty often makes them feel unbearable. Father and eldest son are furious with pain and often beat fools. Although the young man is often beaten, he is actually brave and not afraid of anything. One day, my brother wanted to scare the fool's brother, even if it made him feel terrible. He secretly waited for the fool's brother. When Brother Fool came back from the field at night, he put a piece of red-hot charcoal in his mouth, pretending to be a demon, and stopped Brother Fool's way. But the fool was not afraid, and immediately hit the clever brother on the forehead with a stick, and his brother suddenly felt that he was seeing stars. My brother scolded my brother and asked him why he hit him. The fool brother replied:

"You realize that I want to hit you, you have to say you at once, then I won't touch you. I thought the devil was in my way. Look, brother, now you have this stick-it's all your own fault. "

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The younger brother ran home in front of the fool and complained to his father that the fool's brother had hit him. Father was very angry and kicked the fool out of the house.

"Because of your silly strength! You're gonna kill us both. Give you a bag and go anywhere. "

The fool put an empty bag on his back and left without saying a word. He came to a village, and people asked him who he was, and he replied:

"I went to the devil."

People laughed at him and called him a fool.

He went into a small hotel to find something to eat. The innkeeper also asked him who he was, but the fool still answered:

"I went to the devil."

"There are no demons in the countryside here," said the innkeeper, "but there is a desolate and abandoned manor not far from here. There are no people living in it, and there are often some scary things there, even scaring people to death. "

"Look, I'm going there." The fool said.

The pub owner couldn't help feeling sorry for the young man and advised him not to go there, but the young man insisted on his opinion. He just asked the innkeeper for some wheat and potatoes, stuffed them into a bag, and then asked the innkeeper to tell him the way to the manor.

The innkeeper took the young man to the manor, directly to the kitchen, and then ran away by himself: it was already dark outside. The young man was left alone in the abandoned manor. There is no sound around, but we fools don't care about anything. He found a small pot, poured some water into it, turned on a stove, then poured potatoes out of the bag and began to peel them. Just as the water in the pot was boiling, suddenly someone shouted in the chimney above:

"I'm flying-coming!"

"Wait, don't fly down!" The fool shouted, "You put out the fire for me, my porridge is not ready yet."

He threw the wheat bran into the pot, and a shout came from the chimney:

"I'm flying-coming!"

"Wait a little longer," the fool was angry. "I repeat: my porridge is not ready yet!"

But at this moment, a farmer's lower body fell from the chimney, and his feet fell directly into the fire. Fools are not afraid at all. He dragged the man out of the stove, threw him into the kitchen, and then continued to look after the porridge.

After a while, I don't know what is shouting in the chimney:

"I'm flying-coming!"

"Wait a minute!" The fool shouted, "The porridge will be ready soon."

At this time, the body of the other half of the farmer, the one with the head, also fell from the chimney into the fire.

"I hope you can wait for a while." The fool said, and immediately threw the half plowman into the kitchen.

The fool cooked the porridge, poured it all into the bowl, and then sat down to eat dinner.

Then he saw a burly plowman standing in the kitchen with a waist-long beard. However, the fool was not afraid.

"Please sit down," said the fool, "and have dinner with me."

The devil replied:

"I don't want to eat."

"If you don't want to eat, forget it," said the fool. "Then I'll save more."

Fools are not afraid to eat porridge. After a while, the devil asked:

"Save me some porridge."

The fool replied:

"I told you to eat, but you don't want to sit down and eat. I can't eat anything now. "

The fool ate all the porridge and licked the bowl clean when the devil came to him.

"Let's try our strength."

"Just after the meal, immediately have the strength, where is this seen? I must have a rest. "

The fool had a rest, and then the devil came over and said to him:

"Let's try our strength."

"Well, let's try."

They hugged each other tightly. The fool grabbed the devil and fell to the ground. Only the devil groaned in the kitchen.

"Hey, what happened? Did you take it? " Asked the fool.

The devil stood up and said:

"If you give me your dinner, I can beat you. You beat me, so great happiness is waiting for you. You know, you saved me and lifted my magic. Brother, you know, I used to be a famous master, in charge of the whole surrounding area and this manor that will belong to me even after I die. So far, no one has stayed here for one night and can be safe and sound. But before I died, I was too strict with my subordinates. In a rage, I immediately ordered a plowman to be put in the pit and sawed in half. After I died, the devil sawed me in half. This situation will continue until someone as bold as you comes to the manor for the night to get rid of this pain. You saved me, and now this manor belongs to you. I will never scare anyone here again. Now you light a fire and let's go to the basement below. I have hidden a lot of money there and I should share it with you. "

The fool took out a burning firewood from the stove and they went to the basement. There are more than a dozen barrels full of money.

Then the devil said:

"Divide the money into three parts: one for my relatives, one for the church to mourn my dead, and the third for yourself. This manor and land are yours. "

He disappeared and never appeared again. The fool settled down in the kitchen and slept until the next morning. Now that he has a manor and money, he wakes up and goes down to the basement, puts the money in his bag and goes to the pub. When the innkeeper saw him come back alive, he was very confused, but the fool gave himself food and drink-all the best things. The innkeeper laughed at him:

"Look, what do you want? You want to be such a master! Can you afford it? " The fool picked up the bag and threw it on the table. The bag was broken and the coins rolled out. Fool shouted:

"Look, how much do you want? Now bring me food and drink, like an old man! "

The innkeeper quickly prepared food. The fool didn't tell him the whole story until he had had enough to eat and drink. They called people together to share the devil's money. From then on, the fool moved to the manor and left with his father. They live a happy life together.