What is Adam Smith's personality in Yue Se Andrew's biography?

Adam Smith in The Biography of Yue Se Andrews is a typical figure deliberately created by the author. The poor priest in the rural parish is a Don Quixote-style figure. He is innocent, kind-hearted and has a sense of justice, but he doesn't know the way of the world. He makes some jokes from time to time and causes a lot of trouble. But he tried his best to help Andrew and Fanny, the poor servants, get married. Never give in to the evil in society and safeguard your personality and dignity.