"Brother Angkor, Brother Li, please don't say this in front of outsiders in the future." After hearing what the two said, Wang Caogen immediately interrupted.
"Four dogs, you remember, you were beaten to death by the master just for saying the wrong thing, and hung on a tree to be exposed to the sun for three days. In the eyes of the Manchus, we are just like pigs and dogs. Let them know what you just said. It will bring trouble to you and your family."
"Don't worry! Caogen, this can only be said between the three of us. Who dares to say it outside?" After hearing Wang Caogen's words, Li Gui replied with lingering fear.
"That's right, grassroots. How can we talk about these things everywhere? It's just between the three of us brothers. We really have no life these days. We can't live as good as a dog all day long. If we don't even think about it, No, then what's the point of living?" Wu Ergou echoed.
"Actually, I understand what you are saying, but what can I do now? My father once told me that after the defeat of Emperor Honghua, there were thousands of people left who surrendered and were exiled, but now there are still There are not many people left with descendants. It’s good that we are still alive now, don’t think too much.” Wang Caogen advised.
"Why…"
"This day is probably going to end..."
"Stay through it! It'll be whatever day you endure it. It will be easier if you die."
………
"Ama, Ene. I'm back." Bugurut Wamuda shouted happily when he returned home.
At this time, a rough woman dressed in brocade and with hanging ornaments on her hair came out of the inner room and said to Bugurut Vamuda: "Vamuda is back!"
"Yes, Enie." Bugurut Vamuda responded to the woman, then went to the table with tea next to him, poured a cup of hot water, took a sip, and asked: "Enie, Amma is not here. ?”
"Someone just came over and said that Mr. Zuoling had something to announce. Your Amma and Mafa have already rushed over. What do you want from your Amma?" the woman Wu Zala replied.
"Ahem..." Bugurut Wamuda, who drank a little hastily, choked on the water.
"Why do you think your child is in such a hurry to drink water? No one is trying to snatch it from you." Uzala said with some distress.
"Eni, do you know what Mr. Zuoling is going to say?" Bugurut Vamuda asked nonchalantly about the Wuzala clan's concern.
"How would I know? You can find out if you ask after your Amma and Mafa come back later." Uzala replied.
"That's right." Bugurut Wamuda nodded and said.
"Enie, do you have anything to eat at home? I'm so hungry. I've been getting hungry so fast lately."
"Yes, there are some pastries in the inner room. I'll get them to you. You eat some to fill your stomach first. The cook is already cooking. We'll have dinner when Ama and Mafa come back later." Wu Zha Lashi said with a doting look on his face.
In this era where mother is more valuable than her son, she is proud to give birth to a son and raise him as a man, so she naturally loves her son much more.
"Okay. Speaking of cooking, I just went out to hunt a pheasant, and I'll be adding some food to the house soon," Bugurut Wamuda said.
"Yes, it seems that my Vamuda has really grown up." Uzala said with a smile.
"Eni, I'm not a child anymore. I can go to the battlefield." Bugurut Wamuda said solemnly.
"Yes, yes. My Vamuda is a man, and Ani will go and get some cakes to fill my man's stomach." Uzala went into the inner room with a teasing smile.
"Eni..." Bugurut Vamuda looked at Wu Zala's appearance and could only look helpless.
After a while, Uzala came out with some cakes. His stomach had already begun to growl with hunger. Gurut Wamuda quickly picked up a few pieces, filled them with hot water and stuffed them frantically.
"Slow down, eat slowly. There is no one to compete with you for your child. Eat slowly, don't choke." Uzala helped Gurut Vamuda pat the drops on him. The debris said while complaining.
"It's okay, Enie. Amma said, a man can't do things coquettishly. Only by being rude can he be like a man." Bugurut Wamuda said disapprovingly.
"Okay, everything your Ama says is right. You child, I can't say anything about you anymore." Uzala complained.
"This is not the same thing." Bugurut Wamuda replied speechlessly again.
"What, you don't want to eat?" Uzala asked Gurut Vamuda after he saw that he had eaten a few pastries and stopped.
"Don't eat. I'll be too full for a while and I won't be able to eat anymore." Bugurut Wamuda replied.
"That's right. My Wamuda has pheasant and vegetables. If you are too full, you won't be able to eat it for a while." Uzala said with a smile.
"Eni." Bugurut Wamuda shouted helplessly again.
"Speaking of pheasants, I have to go and see if those three dogs, Aha, have brought the pheasants back to me. If they haven't, see if I beat them to death."
"What's wrong?" Uzala asked.
"As for Wu Ergou and the three Aha, I gave them the pheasant I shot, and now I have to see if they have brought it back to me, in case the cook has finished cooking and they haven't brought it back. I want to pay it back. If they don’t come back, let’s see if I don’t beat them to death with a whip.” Bugurut Wamuda said viciously.
"Okay, go ahead. Don't hurt yourself." Uzala said nonchalantly.
"Don't worry, Enie. Those ahabs are more docile than my atta, so they'll be fine." Bugurut Wamuda smiled and went out.
At this time, an old man and a middle-aged man walked in chatting in the front yard.
"Ama, Mafa. You are back." Looking at the two people who came in, Bugurut Wamuda asked in surprise.
"Vamuda, why did you go wild on horseback so early in the morning? You don't know how to take good care of your horses even in the winter." The middle-aged man Grut Hepburn asked politely when he saw Grut Vamuda.
"Amma, I just went to that forest to hunt, and I didn't ride much." Bugurut Wamuda replied angrily. For his own Amma, Bugurut Vamuda was still afraid.
"Okay, Hepburn. We Jurchens grew up between black mountains and white waters. It's also a good thing for Valmuda to go hunting and practice riding and archery. Maybe we can use it in the future." Bugrute Yami Shifu Said, wiping his hands.
"Mafa is right." Bugurut Wamuda took over the words with a happy face.
"You kid got carried away because you had Marfa to speak for you. If you don't obey, I won't beat you." Bugurut Hepburn said rudely.
"Amma, did Lord Zuoling come to you to announce something?" Bugurut Wamuda looked at Bugurut Hepburn who looked unhappy and quickly changed the subject.
Note ①: Refers to Wu Sangui’s grandson, Wu Shifan
②: Manchu: mother
