The uncle's surname is Liao, and he has grown up without a partner. He has a daughter who is married to a distant place, and has not been able to return to his hometown for two or three years. The uncle lives alone, and does not feel lonely.

After "travelling", Uncle Liao suffered a lot, but he began to miss the girl who knew how to make phone calls.

A group of young people said they had seen his daughter, and the uncle followed them. Halfway there, someone pushed him toward a wolf, and the wolf bit him on the arm, almost breaking it.

Those young men, shouting "hate" and "don't mention it", rushed over to kill the wolf.

As a result, the wolf let him go and bit those young men to death.

The wolf turned around and pounced again. The uncle picked up a stone and killed it.

After the wolf died, a [scroll] fell, and the uncle opened it to read it. He didn't know a few characters and couldn't understand it, but he was covered by a light and went somewhere else.

It was the Ming Dynasty, the "Wanli Period". There was a severe drought, sons sold daughters, and people cannibalized each other.

The uncle appeared in Qixian County, Kaifeng, just as the county magistrate Ma Yinglong was recruiting people to make porridge.

He heard the friendly name and went there.

Magistrate Ma opened dozens of porridge sheds, and the uncle worked in this porridge shed for half a month.
Chapter completed!