What does the warlord's fourth aunt mean?

The warlord's fourth aunt

A warlord had a fourth aunt who liked to go to the temple to burn incense and worship Buddha. She often runs seven or eight times a month. When the warlord asked, he told him that he only worshipped Buddha for his future and health, and the warlord was relieved. One day, on a whim, the warlord asked Xiao Luzi, the attendant of the fourth aunt, what she did every time she took her wife to the temple.

Little Lu Zi said, "Tell Master that after burning incense and worshiping Buddha, Madam will have dinner with Master in the meditation room of the temple."

The warlord said, "Oh! That must be Su Zhai. "

The little deer said mysteriously, "Tell the master that he still eats meat with four dishes and one soup."

The warlord was stupefied and asked, "What is one soup and four dishes?"

Xiao Lu Zi said, "I once waited too long, so I hid outside the meditation room to eavesdrop because of curiosity. At first, I heard the master shout "a lot of water", and then I heard the sound of drinking soup. Then my wife started calling "Duck" and "Duck". Later, my wife said that the master's chicken was fat and big. After eating the chicken, the master always called "burning hooves", as if eating pig's hooves. Then after a while, the master shouted to turn it over, this time obviously eating.

The warlord turned blue with anger, but Xiao Luzi didn't know yet. He continued, "The food cooked by the master is good and full. My wife shouts "Great, Great" every time she eats, gasping for breath and saying that she can't stand it, obviously because she is too full. . . . . "

. . . I hope you are happy and satisfied. . .