Nongmenfu girl's daily life

Chapter 1846 The Curse of the Little Ginseng Essence

The little girl cried miserably: "Wow...I'm not talking nonsense...the old grandmother said it...Wah..."

The little girl's grandmother couldn't stand it anymore, coughed twice, hugged the child from the child's mother's hand, and coaxed: "Silly child, how can you say this at home."

The old grandmother's wife said angrily: "It's all you old woman, your mouth is broken! How can you say this to the children!"

The old grandmother was annoyed: "I didn't talk nonsense, it's just that the child asked, so I said it!"

The old grandmother's wife knocked on the crutch angrily: "It's because of your bad mouth that you speak ill of Shi Leiniang that they will move away and..."

After some years, the news of the tragic death of Shi Lei's family also spread to the village.

The villagers felt guilty and blamed themselves, but they never thought that Shi Lei's family would be killed by talking nonsense.

They thought something happened to Shi Luo, after all, there was no news for three years.

The village head sent someone out to look for Shiluo, but there was no news.

In troubled times, how can a child survive without his parents and elder brother?

They only thought that Shi Luo had an accident.

The thick-headed little boy lay on the stone and asked, "Brother Xian'er, what is a curse?"

Xian'er shook his head: "I don't know either."

An old woman sighed: "Actually, Shi Niuniu's grandmother was right. Our village may really be cursed."

Xian'er asked curiously: "Grandma, do you know what a curse is?"

The old woman's voice sounded, and everyone fell silent.

"Ten thousand years ago, Changbai Mountain was uninhabited. It was people from Shijia Village who came here, opened up mountains and forests, and settled here. They also discovered that there are many ginseng on Changbai Mountain. There are ginseng essences in the ginseng, like small Human, the size of a palm, with fair skin, just like a child, but very small."

"At that time, the ancestors naturally didn't know that it was ginseng essence. Later, the emperor at that time posted the imperial list, and the queen mother was seriously ill and was looking for a child."

"The little ginseng essence looks like that in the portrait."

"The emperor's list did not say that the small ginseng essence should be used to treat the queen mother's illness."

"Because the little ginseng essence lives in the village and eats hundreds of meals at the villagers' homes. Later, when some villagers get sick, the little ginseng essence will treat the villagers' illnesses. Everyone treats the little ginseng essence as a little fairy boy."

"Just like the little fairy boy that the Bodhisattva sat down, small, good-looking, and able to heal people."

"Seeing the rewards on the imperial list, some greedy villagers revealed the imperial list privately. Later, a large number of soldiers and horses came to the village and captured the little ginseng essence."

"Before the little ginseng essence was taken away, the leading general gave silver to the villagers. The villager questioned, didn't he mean that he could become an official if he uncovered the imperial list? plant."

"At this time, the little ginseng essence knew that the villagers had betrayed it for an official position, so it cursed the villagers that they would never be able to become an official or be an official."

"Since then, no matter how hard people in the village try to learn to read, they forget it after learning and will never be able to read."

The old woman sighed: "I don't know if it's true or not, I also heard it from my grandparents."

Xian'er lowered his eyes and asked, "Is that ginseng essence... dead?"

The old woman raised her eyes to look at the little boy. The little boy carved in pink and jade had dim eyes and a sad face, cute and pitiful. The old woman didn't want to nod, but in the end she chose not to lie to the child. She nodded and said, "My ancestors said that the ginseng essence was After refining the medicine, the queen mother lived to be more than 100 years old."

(End of this chapter)