Advent of the Three Calamities by Entrail_JI

2- Due to the continuing difficulty people have in solving the riddle, I'm going to have to reveal part of it. The fruit has a saying: "He who plants... never reaps, for when your fruit blooms, you will already be seven feet under. Just like the farmer who plants... for the next generation, leave the fruit of your efforts for the next generation so that they can grow and go on to plant more fruit for the next generation!"

It's called the fruit of fools, because in the old days it was known that if you planted it, you wouldn't harvest it, as it took a long time to grow and bear fruit. Hence the title "fruit that only a fool would plant".

This saying teaches us how we must let go of the greed for material goods, because we won't take them with us when we die, so we must leave the next generation the fruits of what we have planted, a legacy that can carry the next generation forward. The fruit of fools is also called date